My resting heart rate on tegertol is 45-50 bpm and has been for at least 10 years. After 2 days without Tegreol my resting heart rate is 60-63 bpm.
Is tegretol known to reduce resting heart rate?
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- 23 Aug 2009 by robert1024
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- tegretol
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31 Aug 2009
You will find an accurate and comprehensive list of Tegretol side-effects here:
http://www.drugs.com/sfx/tegretol-side-effects.html
"Cardiovascular
Cardiovascular side effects including various forms of heart block, hypotension and electrocardiographic changes have been reported."
Yes, Heart block (ie bradycardia or decreased heart rate) is a listed side effect of Tegretol. Talk to your doctor.
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