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Should I increase my propranolol every day?

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amy00087
amy00087

I take 10mg propranolol every day. My prescription is for up to 4 a day. I currently take one . I'd been struggling with extreme blushing and sweating again, despite all my work on my anxiety. Today I had a big court trial (lawyer) so I took an extra half tablet of 5mg. I could not blush at all. I did find I lost my words a few times, but I didn't panic. Not sure if this was from the pill or not. I felt calm all day. A little wary, feeling a little off, but that was probably me being over sensitive and looking for reaction. Should I just increase my amount and take this every day? I do have high blood pressure too. Any advice?

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  • Wez2025
    Wez2025 amy00087

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    I would only do this via going through your doctor

    I am on 40mg a day along with sertraline for my anxiety

    and i could be in cold air and feel like i am boiling up still

    tbh I do not understand what medications are doing with my body any more or my brain i just don't know

    been on them since i was 13 diff meds all time

    I would honestly suggest you try to get of medication if your still young as it will ruin your life in the long run

    natural ways i wish i looked into when i was younger like just simple training your brain rather than medication

    all doctors want to do is make people worse then eventually they wont be able to come of medication like me

    I ended up in hospital when i stopped propronolol because my heart rate just spiked up high and my whole left arm was numb like a heart attack but by time i got hopspital it calmed down

    now i have anxiety about coming of the meds and its just not going to be possible

    like i said get of the medication please

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