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Prolonged Q-T Interval -- which med is culprit?

Posted by Racer on November 9, 2004, at 19:27:17

I just had a physical today, including an EKG. Abnormal results, although I haven't heard the official pronouncement from the doctor yet. I just peeked over the nurse's shoulder. Prolonged Q-T interval, and a couple of other abnormalities of similar type.

I think one of my meds is known for this, but forget which one. D'OH! Does anyone else know?

Propranalol, 10mg once or twice per day.
Cymbalta, 60 mgs
Wellbutrin, 300 mgs

Also, anyone know how worried I should be? I have read a bit about Q-T interval problems, when there's one of those "high school athlete collapses" stories about it in the newspaper, but know little else.

Thanks!


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