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Medicines That Can Cause Changes in Heart Rate or Rhythm | Medical Condition | Medical Knowledge Base

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Medicines That Can Cause Changes in Heart Rate or Rhythm

Many medicines and drugs can affect the rate and rhythm of the heart. A few examples are: Asthma medicines. Decongestants and cold medicines. Illegal drugs such as cocaine or amphetamines. Some heart and blood pressure medicines. Some medicines for depression and anxiety. Thyroid medicine. Illegal drugs, such as cocaine...

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Last updated: Jan 7, 2026

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