bisoprolol 2.5mg side effects
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How long does these side effects last I've been taking the above for 8 days and I'm constantly dizzy and light headed any suggestions would be welcome
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Posted , 6 users are following.
How long does these side effects last I've been taking the above for 8 days and I'm constantly dizzy and light headed any suggestions would be welcome
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gloria31511 glyngreen9948
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I do hope the side effect stop for you soon. These tablets do affect people in different ways. Hang in there for another few days.
Gloria
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linda51222 glyngreen9948
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Hang in there mate as gloria says for another few days.
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when I was told it was ok to do it I missed that morning and took them in the evening 9pm as I said,
My theory being for most of the side effects that occured I would be asleep !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A trip to hospital one day they told me to up them to 2.5mg I didn't respond well on that maybe you could ask your doctor if you could drop down to 1.25 and slowly work your way up to 2.5 when you are more used to them
L.
elizabeth_12 glyngreen9948
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I've had a fib for 6 years now! It's persistent. No med has helped Palps or b p. I take rivaroxiban and 2.5 rampril!
My experience has been mostly docs who've dished out meds and not listened to my concerns! It's taken me years (until reading posts on here and my own research) to find some answers. There's lots of help here and great support.
Please read the American cardiology latest report on a fib! It's amazing info and so helpful. I wish that I'd the info years ago!
I've had a doc appt today. The practice nurse had me in for a review on Tuesday.My pulse was recorded on the ecg she took at 160 bpm! Scary,but I was completely stressed out. My BP has never been over 120, so I had to see my GP today. I've actually now got a doc who will listen. Her mother in law has a fib! The doc was v understanding, looked at my BP readings and pulse readings I'd been taking over a month. They were both ok, but she explained that I could have a peak so she would prescribe 1.25 bisop, to be taken if I felt the need! She said I would then be in control of what and when I was in need.
The relief from that is amazing! I hate bisop and atenolol. Weaning off was so hard. I now have my life back and feel so much better. I've lost 1 stone 10 lbs ...more to go. 3 stone on since taking beta blockers. Weight loss apparently can stop a fib or can at least reduce the symptoms.
Dont forget to read the Medscape legacy p1. Look at drjohnm ..cardiologist/ electrophysist. He makes a lot of sense.
Hope you are not too exhausted reading this post and find it helpful.