What are the ekg contraindications for TCA use?

Posted by saturn on November 19, 2006, at 8:37:15

In reply to Would I be crazy, posted by saturn on November 18, 2006, at 11:49:28

I know that conduction abnormalities are what are looked for before starting an ekg--but I've not been able to find specific recommendations.
I have an incomplete right bundle branch block--which is a conduction defect--but a cardiologist told me is of no clinical significance (I have no heart problems otherwise).
I'm wondering however if I should just cross TCA's off the list totally due to this? Probably. Just want to make sure. Peace...Saturn

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What are the ekg contraindications for TCA use? saturn 11/19/06
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Re: What are the ekg contraindications for TCA use? » saturn Phillipa 11/19/06
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