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my resting heart rate has been extremely low since starting zoloft or at least that is the only thing i can think of that could cause a change. Right now its sitting in the mid 40s to 50s usually its in the 60 to 70s debating going to er.
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Clidecjay tiffany38681
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It has lowered mine down from 65 to 55. It is relaxing you and is a positive. Also, if you are on heartburn medicine it also will lower you resting HR. Try your best to stop checking, as i know it is hard. Think positive about your new medicine working and keep doing so breathing exercises, maybe some youtube mediations also. good luck CJ