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Effectiveness of medication

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I am seeing a Cardiologist on Wednesday.

For my AF the Bisoprolol now 2.5 mgs gives me poor rate control and continuous side effects. Digoxin has been sugested is it poisonous?

My hypertension has not been controlled for years. Limited effectiveness of meds with all the side effects. I've been through all the classes still hypertensive.

The obesity is not helped by lethargy from the meds and a lack of confidence in an appropriate exercise routine. Though recent postings have been encouraging.

Any suggestions as to a treatment plan? My GP despairs.

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