Can I take Triplixam and Blocard together if the heart rate dropped to 53 beats per minute?

Both Triplixam and Blocard are prescription medicines. If they have been prescribed by one or two different doctors who have information about the medicines you are taking, they can be used at the same time. However, if the medications were prescribed by two different doctors, who do not have information about other medications you are taking, it will be necessary to consult a doctor in order for the doctor to determine the legitimacy of their simultaneous use and possible modification of the dosage.

The concomitant use of both drugs may lower blood pressure more strongly. In addition, one of the side effects of both preparations may be bradycardia, i.e. a decrease in heart rate below 60 beats per minute. I recommend that you immediately consult a doctor and report the observed symptoms to your doctor, and in the meantime take regular measurements of your blood pressure and pulse and note them in a diary that you will present at the visit.

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