I have been on Bisoprolol due to AFIB FOR THE PAST 8 Months with the only side-effect of a slower Heart Rate when exercising. Since stopping this medication my Heart Rate has increased slightly which has given me more energy when exercising. Has anybody experienced the same thing?
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Hi Milou500,
Yes I can agree, I have been on Bisoprolol since a heart attack in Feb of this year. A couple of months after the attack I went to Cardiac Rehab where I worked out quite hard (I have always been quite fit) and during the heavy exercise my pulse rate would never go above 105 ! whereas before it would be around 175 bpm. Since then my resting heart rate is around 48-55 bpm and the only side effect I have found is that I become slightly breathless sometimes when I am resting which the doctor says is due to the low pulse rate.
But all in all I experience the same symptoms as you when exercising.
Kind regards
Thanks for the reply Edcat.
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