With your toilet issues you should get your mineral and vitamin levels often checked. This can be a reason for your tachys. Check sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, vitamins B and D.
Also yo need to fix your anemia. It produces that blood is less efficient transporting oxygen and therefore can also be the reason for your high HR.
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you should always ask your Doctor about such things because just stopping beta blockers CAN sometimes cause issues, I had to be taken off mine gradually,
lastly as i am taking only 5mg atenolol... is it still dangerous to stop abruptly or miss a dose at such small dose
not a chance with blood pressure that low. Hearts are damaged by lack of oxygen, infection, genetic defects or having to work too hard against HIGH blood pressure. Your heart isn't having to work hardly at all with such low pressure.
well it is mainly bcoz of my intestinal inflammation..... can this heart rate weaken my heart ??????
Beta blockers can reduce your heart rate, depending on the dosage but it isn't good to start and stop the medication at intervals because it can knock your heart out of rhythm. Yes beta blockers can make you feel lethargic, they stop your heart jumping into a higher gear quickly. When I came off beta blockers after a few years, I noticed a huge difference. Just getting out of a chair, my heart would jump to 120 and after a few seconds, drop to about 90. I think some people panic over certain heart rates not realising how fast the heart can pump. If I walk up a hill, my heart gets to 140 very quickly. If I do fast star jumps for 20 seconds, my HR will go to 180-190. If I use an exercise bike on high resistance, I get reach 190-200. Before my stents, anything over 120 would cause chest pains.
My resting rate is always around 60-68. Perhaps your faster resting rates are your heart trying to compensate for your low blood pressure? Have they established why your BP is so low? do you drink enough fluids?