high heart rate
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I don't know what to do any more. Every time i go to the doctor my blood pressure is up and so is my heart rate. Last month at the dentist it was up at a 117 the heart rate, and when i saw my doctor that week it was up at 112, and then last week at the urologist it was up at a 101 and the blood pressure was elevated some. I take to blood pressure pills amlodipine 2.5mg and losartan 100mg This makes me not want to go to doctors or the dentist any more and my heart rate is high at night in the 90s or 100s at times when i am sleeping. My boyfriend his heart rate is either in the 60s or 70s which is good and his blood pressure is good too even when he is not feeling great his heart rate and blood pressure are normal and mine is elevated
I am having work done on my teeth and by the time they get to doing the inplants where the missing teeth go if my heart rate is not down and my blood pressure is elevated they won't be able to do the surgery
Then the only thing that helps me with my anxieties is ativan and my psych doctor does not want me on it and i am also on paxil at bedtime then there are times i can not sleep i get really agitated start crying i just want my heart rate to go down instead of it being so high. I just feel like crying because i do relaxation take baths and i still get fidgity at night
i am tired of this i don't know what to do any more then the other night i had a panic attack to where i was agitated all night and had trouble sleeping i couldn't even fall back to sleep i was so agitated my boyfriend says i was turning on all the lights in the place.
Just feel like crying i am fed up with having my heart rate so high at doctors offices and at bedtime and durring sleep
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Glitzy susan21149
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susan21149 Glitzy
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I am on Losartan and Amlodipine
philippa61759 susan21149
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susan21149 philippa61759
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How does your dad deal with his blood pressure being up.
bobbysgirl susan21149
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I found the meditation part of Yoga (and Yoga itself) to be very helpful, especially 'Yogic Breathing'. Most of us fail to breathe properly. Concentrating on your breathing is very relaxing as well as making sure you are getting plenty of oxygen without hyper-ventalating.
Best wishes and good luck with the dental work. x
susan21149 bobbysgirl
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