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What can I do about my heart rate being so high?

I had aortic valve replacement at the end of Jan. this year, tissue.  Also the tricuspid valve was repaired and a bypass.  My pulse is still 130.  I thought my pulse would go down sooner but it is still crazy high.  I am on warfarin and plavix.  I am 61 and used to be very active.  Never had other health issues.  Allergic to metropol, and have low blood pressure.  98/60 usually.  I have had Echos and EKG and x-rays.  Doctors all think everything is good, but they don't seem to know what to do about this heart rate.  Will it eventually slow down?  2 1/2 months now.  How long can it go at this rate without problems?


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