I have spent my morning researching the web and I cant seem to get anything from real people just stats lol.
Since starting my very small dose of bisoprolol 1.25MG, I have noticed a month in I have been getting these Petechiae/ Blood spots which are small and red and look like a small bleed. They are normally on my legs only which makes me wonder if its just a coincidence it started after the meds.
Just wanted to ask if anyone had experienced these whilst on bisoprolol, I am aware blood thinning meds can cause them but I cant find anything on the link between them and bisoprolol only.
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I’ve been taking Bisoprolol and lately Nebivolol for over four years and have nothing like that. It doesn’t seem to be a listed side effect as you say and I could find nothing to link the two. Strangely - it can be caused by anti arrhythmics!
As the spots appeared after you started Bisoprolol, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to check with your doc - could simple be an infection of some sort.
My wife has had these as long as I can remember. They come, hang around a while and then go at will. She is not on any kind of medication for anything and never has been.
Its reassuring to hear that they can be just a random occurrence, as you know what happens when you google things it just gives you the sinister options.
Exactly, looking on the internet can be useful but sometimes looking on there for a headache and finding results that you might have a brain tumour and going to die in three days!!!!!
Oh Gosh I am terrible when it comes to that, I had terrible pains in my side the other day and literally convinced myself I had a appendix ready to burst. I had mentally packed my overnight bag ready for my op to remove it lol
My partner said the same thing he said perhaps its varicose veins, I will see my GP on Tuesday but as most people have said there seems to be no reason the meds would cause them.
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