Bisoprolol

[Blondie1967]

Anybody have more energy after reducing bisoprolol dose thank you

[Gail1967]

I definitely did - I thought I was becoming ill with 7.5 mg but now on 2.5 it’s much better

[Blondie1967 in reply to Gail1967]

Thankyou, good to know

[cowparsley in reply to Blondie1967]

Hate it but only on 2.5.

[Blondie1967]

Wow , so interesting, thanks for feedback.

[Seaforth-2468]

hi yes i was on 1.25 for nearly two years when i stoped i was walking better and do have more energy when i was taking it i could only walk for abit then had to stop and sometimes out of breath i have af i can undesrstand if my heart was going fast all the time because i was told it slowed your heart down

[Blondie1967 in reply to Seaforth-2468]

Thankyou , going to speak to dr

[Kristin1812 Heart Star]

I have been given a slowly increasing dose of Bisoprolol. Each increase it does take time to adapt, at first feeling enormously tired, mushy head and lacking in energy.

I persisted and now the benefits are huge.....practically no angina either stable or unstable.

It’s been a very long process finding the ‘right’ combination.

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[Blondie1967 in reply to Kristin1812]

Thankyou for your advice:))

[allanrobson]

Yes! Lots 😁

[Blondie1967 in reply to allanrobson]

👍😊

[Lisa198]

I am on 2.5mg and I think uts the right dose for me, they make me feel really tired though and not gave much energy, i had mutual valve repair about 5 years ago, still hsve slight issues on snd off, how is everyone feeling after surgery?

[Hidden]

I have been on 2 .5 mg of Bisoprolol and now reducing, yes I seem to have more energy but the withdrawal symptoms are terrible even landing me in hospital. They thought it was a stroke but decided it was the biso withdrawal. Can’t wait to come of it completely??????? and get my life back

[Blondie1967 in reply to Hidden]

Oh god poor you , hope you feel better soon . Thanks for advice

[Challiefan]

I'm on 10mg Bisoprolol, and have more energy - probably because my heart rate is far better now.

I'm wondering if a reduced dose = more energy is because the the heart rate isn't suppressed.

Just a thought...

[Blondie1967 in reply to Challiefan]

You make a good point , thankyou for your feedback

[Hidden]

Hi

Just seen you thread re stopping Bisoprolol. Can I ask how long had you been taking them and did you wean off them and have any withdrawal symptoms?

I am weaning from 2.5mgs and have multiple withdrawal symptoms

Thanks