@dr.htheheartdr.2682
Sorry, Dr. Barlis, but I respectfully disagree. You are certainly correct that these medicines may slow your heart rate, and preclude achieving a high heart rate response to exercise, however these medicines also both lower your blood pressure, as well as help to prevent excessively tachycardic (very fast, for our non-medical viewers) heart rate responses in patients with atrial fibrillation, for example. So the medicines which should be held prior to exercise stress testing needs to be individualized for each patient, taking into account the reason for the stress test in the first place, and not simply stopping all of these medications for everyone.
@harajly23
How bout cardzeim ??? 120 mg
@Meskarune
Can I still use my asthma inhaler? I get exercise induced asthma attacks...
@Thizz2979
What about water pills I have a test coming up
@deputydan2226
What about magnesium?
@LaTrec9