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Subject: Re: what is normal pulse for the elderly

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Lawrence Kimmel

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Date Posted: 07:21:41 03/27/06 Mon
In reply to: QUITTNER 's message, "Re: what is normal pulse for the elderly" on 07:20:28 05/03/05 Tue

>Howard, you wrote:>>> I AM 70, presently taking Hyzaar for my blood pressure, but when exerting myself lately then taking my blood pressur, the pressure is down in the 80's 80/53 while the pulse rate is 105-115, is this additional concern my doctor should know about. I am also taking Spiriva for shorness of breath. When this above happens I am a bit short of breath but not uncomfortable as before I was put on these medicines. I feel fine and the pressure returns to around 120/70 after resting for about 15 minutes..Pulse rate takes a bit longer to fall to my normal 82-88 range.

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