Is any one else experiencing hair loss with Bisoprolol or digoxin?

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Hey people. I've been on biso and digi for about 4 months now and I've noticed lots of my hair in the sink. One or both of the two is making it happen. The leaflet inside the packets both say hair loss may be a side effect. Anyone please??

 

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    Hi Gary iv been on meds for Af 2 year now and I thought it was the warfarin causing the hair loss but after reading your comment I now think it may be the Bisoporol I suppose it's a small price to pay for my wellbeing but upsetting nevertheless . Bea

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    Hi Garry, I've been on Bisoprolol for about two years and I have been suffering hair loss for a long time. Unfortunately, there are some other causes of hair loss that may also apply to me, so I couldn't give you a definitive answer.

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    Hi garry ive been on biso for 3 months now. Im 56 and no hair problems. Thank god. Guess you have to go chek with a gp. Maybe its something else thats causing your hairloss. Good luck

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    Hi Garry,

    I have been on Bisoporol for just over a year and I have also noticed more hair in the sink and on the brush, I have also noticed my finger and toe nails grow a lot quicker than they used to.

    L.

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      Now you come to mention it linda, my nails do seem to be growing quicker. I had thought so but dismissed it. Strange. What are we taking eh? Meds fix one thing and cause something else.
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    Hi, I have been taking it for 5 months.

    Losing hair and almost bald on the side.

    I do suffer with low iron also and take meds for that too, so I'm getting that checked on Tuesday.

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