Experiences with

Cardicor

The optimum dose of beta blocker to take varies between individuals For Bisoprolol (Cardicor) it varies from 1.25 mg to 10 mg once a day. It is normal when starting to notice a few days of slowing down as the body adjusts Upto 1 in 20 people find even the smallest dose makes them feel lethargic.

The optimum dose of beta blocker to take varies between individuals For Bisoprolol (Cardicor) it varies from 1.25 mg to 10 mg once a day. It is normal when starting to notice a few days of slowing down as the body adjusts Upto 1 in 20 people find even the smallest dose makes them feel lethargic.

The doctor increased cardicor to 2.5 mg and is thinking about adding some other blood pressure pill. I wonder if I should be on propranolol, another beta blocker, that works not only on slowing down the heart but also the thyroid? Any advice would be welcome.

For 17 days now I have been taking cardicor 1.25mg but I feel tremor headich chest pain back pain, just confused, I need help

He put me on Cardicor and amlodipine . I have been taking them for nearly two years now , I did go to a cardiologist in 2017 and he said that there was nothing wrong with my heart . Even though my physician mentioned I had an enlarged heart , cardiologists said I didn’t .

He put me on Cardicor and amlodipine . I have been taking them for nearly two years now , I did go to a cardiologist in 2017 and he said that there was nothing wrong with my heart . Even though my physician mentioned I had an enlarged heart , cardiologists said I didn’t .

Apparently, after 4 years my Bisoprolol Cardicor (Beta-Blocker) is out of stock is there anyone who has replaced this with a similar tablet with no effect. All other types previously have been bad with side effects :( Many Thanks Wayne

But Cardicor is much more expensive than other grades of Bisoprolol. Therefore if you want Cardicor, you need to request your GP puts it on the prescription. Otherwise the pharmacist will give you the cheapest version of Bisoprolol

I am still on xarelto (anti coag) and cardicor (beta blocker) and am now feeling all manner of anxieties and palpitations. Is that how it is when you stop taking something that you have taken for so long and/or will magnesium deal with this?

( which has minor side effects) before going to bed to see if this timing uminimised the side effects and did something Waiting for the cardicor which the pharmacy had to order I took the same dose of the generic bisoprolol which I already had wednesday evening my dog woke me up at 2.30 am very

I have been on 3.75mg cardicor for about 8 years and now on 15mg as this year I just seem to be not getting any control over it. These episodes have only happened 5/6 over the last 8 months but they are scary and knackering!!! I am due to change to tildnie (sp?)

I have been taking bisoprolol since 2015 under a couple of brand names and I experienced various side effects with them all until I discovered Cardicor. The 2.5mg tab has absolutely no adverse effects on me at all.

i think i must be on the wrong site I went to a.e. with a heart beat of 36 taken to i.c.u. pace maker fitted next day released day after I have an arrhythmia for which I take 5mg. cardicor daily and 5mg. of apixaban twice a day for thinning the blood. but I must say apart from getting tired easy I am

I have just had a pace maker fitted and have been told I have an arrhythmia I have been prescribed apixaban for my blood and cardicor for the arrhythmia not sure what is happening to my heart so have been reading posts to get some idea if I need to make changes to my life or just carry on as normal

I have spoken to them and asked about Cardicor beta blockers as suggested by someone on this forum, but no one has gotten back to me yet. Today I went to make my children's breakfast, and I took my rate as I was standing by the kettle, it was 147! Is this dangerous?

He has been great in terms of getting me started on Warfarin and Cardicor, I have seen him once since starting that,when he increased the Cardicor. I have also had an echocardiogram me, although I didn't know about it until the appointment arrived. I see my GP on 24th September.

I've been to see Cardio and he has put me on 10mg Cardicor (was7.5) and prescribed Losartan. (I'm also taking Warfarin). Anyone got any information on Losartan. I'm not very happy about the increased dosage or having to take something new.

I'm take 7.5 mg Cardicor every day, but have a feeling that it's too much. I did start on 5mg but the Cardio put it up in the first week, during the hot weather it seemed O.K but now it's cold I feel as if my blood pressure has gone very low sometimes.