My Dr asked me to stop bisoprolol 5mg abruptly and continue with amidopin and lisinopril 5mg each daily.Does anyone had such experience? Any adverse effects?
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Stopping Bisoprolol 5mg Abruptly
My advice would be you must be tapered off bisoprolol. Is it ur GP or cardiologist who told you? 5mg is not the lowest dose so I would get a second opinion.
It is a cardiologist that instructed me
I have been on half a 2.5 mg tablet for over a year. I would check what Caitlyn said about your other meds and blood pressure.
I was on 7.5mg and was instructed to reduce to 2.5mg at my community cardiology unit by a specialist GP. I was not told to taper and forgot to ask so I first reduced to 5mg and then to 2.5mg a week later. I had no adverse effects. I have a pacemaker due to AV block so I’m not clear what effect the bisoprolol has anyway.
Why did the doctor say to stop bisoprolol 5mg abruptly?
I was on the lowest dose of bisopralol for 6 months only when I started having hallucinations. My GP stopped it immediately. I had no ill effects at all.
I was on 5mg of Bisoprolol, was in hospital admitted by ambulance for breathing problems. Had my meds changed and the Bisoprolol was stopped immediately and replaced with other meds. No problems to report. Breathing problems better becuase Bisoprolol does affect breathing especially if you have underlying breathing problems as I do.
I think you can't just stop them without another course of action in place or without your cardiologist's permission.
I was on Bisoprolol a while ago. I queried my doctor about the need for it when doing an overall drug review, and he said I should stop taking it; I did stop; no issues arose.
Henry
Some people are very lucky and don’t have withdrawal from bisoprolol but I weaned for 8 months from only 2.5mgs . I am now on day 14 of stopping and the rebound is absolutely awful, palpitations,waking every night around 3.30 in a feeling of panic and anxiety for no reason. I hope you are a lucky one with no rebound ect but if you do it is horrible and can go on for many weeks before you are back to normal.
Thanks all for your response
Just wondering why was u prescribed bisporol since taking the bisporol and rampiril most times my bp is 80/43 but my gp doesn’t seem concerned