I am a 22 year old female healthy no med/surg hist. Had moderate size subacute PE 3 wks ago. Was Taking accutane, Wellbutrin, nuva ring. Currently off nuva ring and has been taking Percs/norco+eliquis. Lately I haven't been taking much pain meds. Have my own pulseox. Ever since PE my HR has been in 110s-150s. Occasionally will have dizziness and palpitations. Sats will sometimes drop to 80s but come up quick. My HR will someone's go from 40s up to over 100 very quickly. Is this normal after PErec?
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Tachycardia after PE recovery
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Tachycardia is your body's attempt to correct hypotension or low blood pressure. One the adverse reactions of the eliquis, you are currently taking for PE recovery, is hypotension. So your pulmunologist may want to reduce its dosage gradually or change it to avoid your going into hypovolemic shock.