瑞他曲肽对您的心率有何影响？
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我服用这种药已经5.5周了（每周1毫克，前4.5周分两次服用，周二增加到每周1.4毫克），心率没有明显变化。我每周进行4天的举重训练和一次长途徒步（过去10年一直如此），心率只是略微上升。我的静息心率通常在48-52次/分之间，自从开始服用以来一直维持在54-55次/分左右，举重/徒步时的最大心率从165次/分上升到169-170次/分。
第六点：总之，这因人而异。我的心率也不固定，正常情况下心率在70-72次/分，静息心率在76-80次/分。睡眠时心率在53-65次/分。
我服用瑞达已经两个月了，目前剂量为 5 毫克。它使我的静息心率平均增加了 10 次/分钟，从 72 次/分钟增加到 82 次/分钟，并且一直保持在这个水平。
我从3月24日开始持有RETA，从那时起，我们可以清楚地看到上升趋势。但我并没有在日常交易中“感受到”到这种趋势。
是的，瑞达让我的静息心率升高了约15次/分钟。当时我每周只服用4.5毫克。后来我换成了替拉唑。
它从来没有明显加快过我的心率。我想我是幸运儿之一。
Your resting HR is low... are you an athlete or was this taken during sleep? Looks like reta placed you in a normal HR range now, lol.Galapagosfit said:
My HR always been slow... my apple watch was sending me alerts all the time for "going under 40 bpm" during the night. It's stopped when i began reta. I like to think i'm an athleterixsternaz said:
I was having the same problem and had to turn those alerts off because they were driving me crazy. Mine still hovers between 40 and 50 BPM for resting after almost 6 weeks on Reta. Currently taking 2mg/wk.Galapagosfit said:My HR always been slow... my apple watch was sending me alerts all the time for "going under 40 bpm" during the night. It's stopped when i began reta. I like to think i'm an athlete
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My hr is a constant 8bpm higher since starting it.Atlanatpr said:
Most people do not notice any obvious effects, but there is a measurable increase on reta, that is larger than for the other GLP's.
I think the only time it is going to matter is if it increases heart rate a lot , like more than 15 or so, which is not common but possible, if you have heart disease, in which case reta might not be the best choice, and tirz might be a better option at least until there is more research on reta, and if you get anxious easily, and notice palpitations as part of that anxiety. Given the question, I do wonder if this is the case. Usually the heart rate increase trends down towards normal over months. If you do get anxiety or unpleasant palpitations you can always drop the dose or stop it, and switch to tirz instead, which also increases heart rate but less than reta.
If you have diagnosed panic disorder, I would pick tirz, it is not a known documented interaction, but I have seen 2 or 3 people on this forum with panic episodes from reta, so while rare and not documented in the scientific literature as far as I know, it is possible it could trigger them in those with the right susceptibility.
I think the only time it is going to matter is if it increases heart rate a lot , like more than 15 or so, which is not common but possible, if you have heart disease, in which case reta might not be the best choice, and tirz might be a better option at least until there is more research on reta, and if you get anxious easily, and notice palpitations as part of that anxiety. Given the question, I do wonder if this is the case. Usually the heart rate increase trends down towards normal over months. If you do get anxiety or unpleasant palpitations you can always drop the dose or stop it, and switch to tirz instead, which also increases heart rate but less than reta.
If you have diagnosed panic disorder, I would pick tirz, it is not a known documented interaction, but I have seen 2 or 3 people on this forum with panic episodes from reta, so while rare and not documented in the scientific literature as far as I know, it is possible it could trigger them in those with the right susceptibility.
Yes, it did and quite significantly.
I have been on Reta for 3 months and I went from 58-60 BPM at rest to 71-73 (measured with the Oura ring). I am worried that I'm putting my heart under a lot of stress and considering switching.
I have been on Reta for 3 months and I went from 58-60 BPM at rest to 71-73 (measured with the Oura ring). I am worried that I'm putting my heart under a lot of stress and considering switching.
Worked my way up from 2mg to 4 for a few months and now I’ve been on 6 for the last few weeks, nothing noticable for me
I have no raised RHR at all on Reta, currently at 2mg every 5 days, which I will be bumping up to 3mg/week, since 2mg every 5 days equals to 2.8mg/week
Just stumbled across this super interesting video regarding the reta HR increase.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUQLxd_gvTg
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUQLxd_gvTg
See below.390120 said:
Are you guys guessing or measuring with a device?Godenzoon14 said:
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