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BETA BLOCKERS

masonbason63

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Location
Essex
Type of diabetes
Type 1
Treatment type
Pump
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Being type 1, my health and what really grates me are false people who make themselves out to be something when their not
I can't find my original post, but today's the first day in a week of tacking beta blockers 2.5mg and aspirin I've just been totally out of sorts I can't remember the last time I felt this rough. I've been racked with all sorts of unusual aches and pains really been a weird experience all week and my type 1 has just been all over the place so I'm hoping that its now in my system and doing its job and every thing will fall into place
 
My husband is on 5mg of Bisoperal a day and also Warfarin and he suffers from cold feet and hands and also gets tired. He has also developed asthma due to the beta-blockers but they've reduced his dosage as low as they can to control his heart rate which can sometimes go a high as 180 beats per minute.
 
Wow I hope he's feeling much better I don't really know where I've been the last week and I feel fine today although bloods are a bit low.
I'm going to have to get that right ASAP
 
recently had my bisoprolol increased by a third to 7.5 mg daily. I have not been feeling too well with it. very light headed, and very sleepy all the time. Good things are my pulse rate averaging about 60 bpm. and no real issues with blood sugars.
 
You folks seem to be on much higher doses than myself perhaps i just had virus or something to make me feel so rough I hope things are finally sorted out with yourselves now
 
I take maximum dose of Atenolol ,100 mg per day , no effects at all but then I`ve been on Betas for a very long time , I remember the cold extremeties when I first started taking them, plus the tiredness but it soon wore off
 
kateincornwall said:
I take maximum dose of Atenolol ,100 mg per day , no effects at all but then I`ve been on Betas for a very long time , I remember the cold extremeties when I first started taking them, plus the tiredness but it soon wore off
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Kate - I was on same dose for years then asked GP to reduce dose to 50mg and see how things progressed. BP around 120/80 for over 10 years now and feeling fine.
 
Alanp35 said:
Kate - I was on same dose for years then asked GP to reduce dose to 50mg and see how things progressed. BP around 120/80 for over 10 years now and feeling fine.
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I do wonder sometimes , about all this stuff I take for high BP , might suggest reducing but it is very high indeed, mind you it always goes up when I walk into the surgery Ironically, my great aunt who died two years ago aged 104 , had BP of 190/90 for many years , so I take comfort from this
 
Had my pre-assessment yesterday for my angiogram due on the 23rd, I was only with them an hour and a lot of this was due to the fact i had my meds all typed out neatly in groups of when taken and wat for, and Al my insulin basal rates and they were keen for me to control my pump through the procedure I'm so glad, my question is, how much of a reduction of a TBR should I give through the 30-40 minute procedure ?

I'm a bit of a sick person and asked if I could watch all what's going on ( should have been a doctor) apparantley it depends on the doc and I've got the one who's more patient friendly not saying they all aren't but you know what I mean.
 
Sounds good
I've seen an angiogram done on telly and all looked good also after yesterday they've bumped my appointment to the 17th even better just want to get checked out sooner rather than later.
 
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