According to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Xanax (alprazolam) can lower your resting heart rate. The study found that Xanax was associated with a decrease in heart rate of 3.5 beats per minute on average. The study also found that the effect of Xanax on heart rate was dose-dependent meaning that the higher the dose of Xanax the greater the decrease in heart rate.
If you’re taking Xanax it’s important to be aware of the potential effect on your heart rate. If you have a heart condition you should talk to your doctor about whether Xanax is right for you.
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Does Xanax lower your resting heart rate?
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How does Xanax work to lower your resting heart rate?
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Why might your doctor prescribe Xanax to lower your resting heart rate?
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What are the potential side effects of Xanax?
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How long does it take for Xanax to lower your resting heart rate?
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Is it safe to take Xanax to lower your resting heart rate?
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What other medications should you not take with Xanax?
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What should you do if you miss a dose of Xanax?
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What should you do if you overdose on Xanax?
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What are the possible withdrawal symptoms of Xanax?
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What are the possible long-term effects of taking Xanax?
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Can you build up a tolerance to Xanax?
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How long does Xanax stay in your system?
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How will Xanax show up on a drug test?
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What are some things to keep in mind if your doctor prescribes Xanax to lower your resting heart rate?
