OTc treatment for Tachycardia

[itsallupo]

Hey, I'm Jason and I'm brand new here, so please forgive me if this is in the wrong place. I'd have like to be able to introduce myself better but unfortunately I have to jump right in because my question is kind of urgent.

I need to know what the most effective OTC treatment for tachycardia is. I realize of course that pretty much any depressant (alcohol for example) will lower your heart rate somewhat. I'm wondering if there's something more effective.

I know diphenhydramine could actually make it worse (alcohol too for that matter) so I was thinking doxylamine from unisom sleep gels.

Also considered phenibut but it seemed like it was kinda hit or miss with those GABA related drugs.

Any info would be greatly appreciated. And in case it matters the tachycardia is presenting in a 23 male, 280lbs 6 foot. Who has taken an unknown stimulant in an unknown quantity. It's an amhico product (diablos xxx) so you can assume that it's some mix of bzp and ketones most likely. Though there is always the possibility that it's something else entirely.

Thanks in advance and I'm glad to have such a great place to gather info you can't get elsewhere.

-JM

 

[sekio]

Go to the ER if it's that critical. I can not state this enough. Tachycardia is a serious issue and will not be reversed by anything OTC in any reasonable span of time.

 

[dokomo]

^What he said is absolutely correct. There isn't any over the counter medication that will safely do what you're wanting. You need to go to the hospital and get stabilized, there are all sorts of prescription medications that they can use to treat your situation safely (and prevent/reduce any potential damage.)

 

[Cane2theLeft]

as dokomo (who knows his shit on this subject) said, if its really a problem you need to seek medical attention and that's the only advice anyone can give you so I'm going to close this.

PM me if you have any questions.