Hello, I am a 26 year old male, 5'7", 220.7, not that fit but have recently lost 80 pounds and seemingly healthy for being obese. I am prescribed paxil. My blood pressure is usually around 110/80. My resting pulse sometimes gets as low as 45, but usually hovers around 50 beats per minute. Thank you.
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If an in person evaluation with your doctor does not resolve the issue, then a possible diagnosis is Dysautonomia Syndrome a.k.a. 'The Invisible Disease' due to Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction & associated conditions such as Mitral Valve Prolapse Syndrome, Tachycardia, POTS, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Lyme Disease, Adrenal Fatigue, Thyroid Dysfunction, etc.
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3. Take Slow-release Magnesium 1-2 daily.
Hope this helps. Dr. Patel.
1. Read Dr. Roland Hoffman's MVP-dysautonomia booklet: buy or download frowww.Amazon.com. Viewwww.dysautonomiainternational.com anwww.dinet.org.
2. Take Cardiamins with food 1-2 daily (may chill or freeze if any after-taste), order frowww.cardiamin.com or call 1-888-769-4584 using discount code CMC. Avoid multi-vitamins or high dose vitamins unless deficiency is present.
3. Take Slow-release Magnesium 1-2 daily.
Hope this helps. Dr. Patel.
bradycardia is one the adverse effects observed with the use of Paxil.
Advise to switch to another medicine for your depression and anxiety as per your psychiatrist.
Advise to switch to another medicine for your depression and anxiety as per your psychiatrist.
too young to be having these problems and to be on meds. I fear you are going down the wrong path. I suggest seeing an ND or a FMD.
link below will open your eyes to a better path.
http://orangeparkchiropractor.com/functional-medicine/
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link below will open your eyes to a better path.
http://orangeparkchiropractor.com/functional-medicine/
www.discoverhealth.us
My heart rate is higher when standing and after exercise. Additionally, I do get some lightheadedness after moving from a sitting or laying position to a standing position.