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Jack_russell
Jack_russell

Sorry to hear that hope you are ok now. I don't think the GPs take it seriously enough iv booked another appointment to see if I can get something sorted again I feel like giving up on the GPs

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  • Simba_16
    Simba_16 Jack_russell

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    im a 54 year old builder,with young kids,when i came out of John Radcliff hospital,i felt great ,ready to go back to work,then once they gave me the dreaded statins at 80mg and Bisoprolol,at 1.25 mg ,i went 2 days later for a walk with my dog,and actully thought i was going to die,because i was so dizzy and every limb felt like i had just done 2 hours weight training in the gym,thank God after my 1 month review,the consultant said it could be the drugs,he took me off Rampiril,and halfed my statin to 40mg,and i started to feel a little stronger,which then lead me to start researching the Biosoprolol,and everything that i was intolerant to was there on every where i looked on the internet,its day 4 off of it and im struggling,so my wife as given me a valium of hers,as she as a bad back,and im less shaky now,but no matter how bad things get ,im getting this horrid druig out of my system,i do feel i can breath again already despite being anxious,if anyone can give me any constructive advice,i would welcome it.

    sorry if i have drained anyone...

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