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Concor Cor 2.5
My doctor prescribed me Concor Cor 2.5 as I have arithmia prblm.. after having 2 months I have stopped dat for last 20 days... I didn't face any problem . But today evening I had 2 boil egg and had mutton 2 pc liver and 2 pc fat mutton pc. Daily I walk for 10-12 kms at evening with avg speed of 5km/hour. One year back I have gone through angiography where it was found - "Angina, Minor CAD + Minor plaque build at MID" . My cardiologist who did angiography he told me my heart is absolutely fine and he only prescribed me telma 20 + Roseday 10 and suggested me to loose weight as I was 108 kgs dat time ...I stopped dose medicine after 6 months as I lost 24 kgs and lipid profile normal till now and normal pressure. Today m feeling short of breath and high pulse avg 100 when m lying on bed for 3 hrs. Concor Cor 2.5 suggested only one tab at 10am..after taking dat I found my BP falls to 60/100.dats why stopped after 2 months.. Can I take dis only when I feel high pulse irrespective of time ?
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You need to consult your cardiologist immediately and stop self decisions regarding medications... You do not know the mechanism of actions of the medications and yet you decide on your part that this the best four yourself. Please stop this habit and consult your cardiologist immediately.
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