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Pulse rate high at night before dinner.
My father is 63 years old he is a paitent of dibetic , copd . Due to dibetic kidney and heart condition is not so good.
He take his mesicine regularly.
His mesicines are
Edur 30
Cardivas 3.125 twice a day
Cilacar 10 twice a day
Nasix 40
Orofer
Supradyine
Pan d twice a day
Insulin Novorapid & Lantus
Ondero 5
Minipress xl
Clopilet 75
Rose day 10
Zapiz 0.5
Dutus T
Duolin
Budicord 200 inhaler
This are the medicine .
My consern is I have one oxyemeter at my home for cheaking the oxyzen saturation . It also shows pulse rate. From last few days I am noticing that at night time my father pulse rate is more than 100.
Can anyone please guide me why this things happening...
I am confused.
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Can add Dilzem sr 90 once daily.
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Cardiologist
8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Hello,
Get his ECG and Echo done and increase cardivas dose to 6.25 mg twice a day for now.
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
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19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Up to 100 heart rate is normal
Nothing to panic
Increase cardivas to two tab twice a day for 3 days and update
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