I have a single stent done at Papworth a few years back, and I take the usual medication - Candesartan, Bisoprolol, Aspirin. But ever since I have had a balance problem, and I often wonder if it is related to the above pills - any thoughts, anyone ?
My balance is not good only when I walk. OK when sitting in a chair or lying in bed, but I feel as if I'm ever so slightly drunk when walking.
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I was taken off that two weeks ago as consultant thought that was why I felt so cold but still feel same an now itchy as well. I'm convinced it's the blood thinners
I think the blood thinners make you feel cold too ... have you been put on a different beta blocker and feel any different on it rather than bisoprolol...♥️
Mine started bout month ago just face an hands didn't think much about thought maybe change of weather lol but last few days whole body I'm trying not to scratch lol
I had dizziness issues until my body adjusted to the tablets. My doctor suggested taking the bisoprolol at night instead of in the morning and that's worked really well for me though I do have very vivid dreams which can also be a side affect). Maybe ask your doctor about your tablets? Sometimes they can be changed, but sometimes it can take a while for your body to adjust to them.
I was on them till last Saturday, balance issues and slowed my heart rate below what they are meant to do, tried different doses was on them originally and caused really bad fatigue. I have a virus as well but since coming off them balance has returned x
hi danmdan i have the same problem with my balance i had my first heart attack in 1987. but in the past couple of years have noticed i have a balance problem i fell down my stairs three time fell off a ladder twice . i am on slozem, and perindopril , and asprin. have since my first heart attack.
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