My dad's been told to take Orcibest because his heart is beating a bit slowly. How often should he be taking it, and is it alright to keep going with it even though his heart rate is up to 99 now?

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Dr Dr Khaleel Ur Rahim

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yes continue the medication ..

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My dad's been told to take Orcibest because his heart is beating a bit slowly. How often should he be taking it, and is it alright to keep going with it even though his heart rate is up to 99 now?

yes continue the medication ..

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