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GENERAL: Pulse rate From: Ashleigh (anonymous@obgyn.net) Tue, 11 Sep 2007 18:38:48 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: David Ashley Hill, MD: "Re: MENORRHAGIA: Heavy bleeding at the end of my period every other month" Previous message: Andrea: "GENERAL: Can't orgasm" My question is probably unrelated to Ob/Gyn issues, but I'll post it anyway to see if anyone can help. I have had really bad headaches since the end of June (every day). My PCP has me on 2 extended release Propranolol caplets in the morning and 1 ER Propranolol in the evening. I'm also taking Flexeril (a muscle relaxer) three times a day and 2400mg of Asacol (for Colitis). I just finished a one week regimin of metronidazole for bacterial vaginosis. The propranolol has lowered my blood pressure a lot (it usually stays at about 100/60 but has gone down to about 90/50 - it used to be 120/80 before the meds). It had lowered my pulse as well (to about 55 bpm). But in the last few days, my pulse rate has gone up considerably - it's now about 85 - 90 bpm but my BP is still on the low/normal side. Is this something I should call my doctor about? I know that the numbers themselves probably aren't that alarming, but I'm not sure if it has something to do with all the meds I'm taking. I also have a cold right now and there is a possibility I might be pregnant - I should know in a few days. Anyone have any advice? Next message: David Ashley Hill, MD: "Re: MENORRHAGIA: Heavy bleeding at the end of my period every other month" Previous message: Andrea: "GENERAL: Can't orgasm"

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