Bisoprolol what were\ are your actual side effects ??
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Hi everyone
I'm new here and new to taking bisoprolol and literally feel whacked ! I'm 33 and have a heart murmur and an irregular heartbeat. I was put on bisoprolol 2 weeks ago after suffering horrendous palpitations for weeks that wouldn't calm down . And since a week or so ago I feel unwell granted my palpitations have More or less come to a hault but I feel so odd , Constantly feel nauseous , really exhausted , Achey in my upper back and down my arms . Shakey feeling inside and generally do not feel with it !!! I'm so active normally with a load of get up and go and can survive on 6 hours sleep but now I feel vile . Has anyone else felt this way ?
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terence68672 kelly44033
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Hi Kelly,
just to understand you properly, when you say 'VT' do you REALLY mean VT or SVT?
Huge difference and an easy mistake to make. Hope it was the latter.
tom19772 kelly44033
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Tom
ann82027 tom19772
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I,m on them,feel terrible and it's affected my breathing. I,m waiting for an ablation.
peter01729 tom19772
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One cardiologist explained that not only do the beta-blockers effect your heart, they also effect your lungs.
I think it quite frightening the way top doctors are recommending these dangerous drugs without having much of an idea of the damage they can do.
My VTs rapidly got dangerously worst in the months I was on Beta-blockers, prior to this I had them for four years and they were just occasional episodes.
peter01729 ann82027
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With me, they mapped then did an ablation, then repeated the whole process to be on the safe side.
Be aware that once the mapping is completed, if you ask, they will give you morphine.
denise41938 ann82027
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cathrine50028 kelly44033
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maureen84 kelly44033
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phoebewhite maureen84
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I have just read your post with much interest, I have been on Bisoprolol 2.5mg for over 2 years and possibly nearer to 3 now and have noticed I itch all over but hadn't connected it to the tablets, this has been going on for some time, I don't have a rash but the itching at times on my back, arms and scalp drives me mad, also you mention your hair, well my hair has always been naturally thick and curly but it has gone almost completely straight and lifeless and is thinning, I had put this down to the menopause but quite possibly it isn't all about that, I will be interested to hear what your GP says.
matt_83569 kelly44033
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Hi i've been on 10mg for years and even as high as 15mg. The initial phase is the worst you feel exausted and in a daze for a few weeks, much like a ssri. I find it evens out quite a bit though and you feel mostly normal after a month or so.
If you are a very active person it will probably take time to get in tune with your body. I find doing consistent exercise even like a 30 minute walk a few days a week really takes the edge off the exausted feeling you can get. Inactivity can really send your heart rate and blood pressure low which makes the tired and nauseas feeling worse ( I know this can be hard to force yourself to do lol)
Everyone will have differet experiences though, so i hope it ends up ok for you also.