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Having an ECG tomorrow should i take a bisoprolol tab before i go for it

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Purpletara

Hi. Am also on Bisoprolol and had a recent ECG. Took my Bisoprolol as normal before the test but told the nurse i had taken it. Nobody told me I shouldn't have.

Hope this helps.

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Gladaven in reply toPurpletara

Hi thank you for your kind reply, Cheers Gladie.

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beardy_chris

Yes - take your normal meds. The ECG will then be indicative of your normal situation.

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Gladaven in reply tobeardy_chris

Hi Chris, thanks for your kind reply.Cheers,Gladie.

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Rienij70

I always take my normal meds. Unless I am told otherwise. Good luck.

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Gladaven in reply toRienij70

Hi Rienij70, thank you for your prompt reply , Cheers, Gladie.x

If you are meant to stop any medication the appointment letter will instruct you.

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Dickydon

I personally wouldn’t, as you’d want an event to be happening whilst they’re doing the ECG which only lasts a minute or so anyway, so that the ECG can capture what is happening whilst having your heart issue. Before my pacemaker fit, as I wasn’t on any meds apart from Insulin, I had a 48hr Holter monitor and I induced the low heart rate issue I was getting after any kind of exertion and the event was detailed and showed at one that exact point, with my time log, that I nearly had a complete heart block and was promptly fitted with a pacemaker two days later, no more issues. Thank God and goodness for the NHS. Good luck!

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Gladaven in reply toDickydon

Hi Dickydon Thank you for your kind words of wisdom I too am very thankful for our 👌NHS.Cheers, Gladie.xx.

Unless instructed otherwise, you should take your medications.

in reply tojedimasterlincoln

Agreed, If they didn't say stop, don't stop

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Hi Mikee69, Thank you for your prompt reply Cheers Gladie.

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Gladaven in reply tojedimasterlincoln

Hi thank you for your kind reply.Cheers Gladie

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Gladaven in reply tojedimasterlincoln

Hi JML Thanks for your prompt reply.Cheers Glad.

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Emsysy

??????

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southerngirl

Call the doctor's office and get the list of what to do before the procedure.

It isn't a difficult procedure, but you need to obtain information from the doctor.

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Gladaven in reply tosoutherngirl

👋Hello Southerngirl, thank you for your prompt reply. Cheers Gladie. xx.

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