Metspot 50 MG Tablet Health Feed

Metolar contains metoprolol which is a beta adrenergic blocker. It's useful in those with heart problems as in decreases the pulse rate thereby decreasing the oxygen consumption of the heart.

Hi, Since it's an emergency state it's okay if she used 1 dose of metoprolol tablet. It's category c drug. Which means no controlled studies in human pregnant women is conducted so far. Moreover, the condition is emergency and benefit overweight the risk. So, Please do not worry.

Go for free testosterone levels. Strict glucose and bp control. May need to change medications by consultation.

Yes for time being but tartarate is short acting so till the time you are not getting it you can have it or replace with some other good available salt for hypertension.

Get rid of chest pain at home
Almonds
When acid reflux is to blame for the heart pain, eating a few almonds or drinking a cup of almond milk may help.
Hot drinks
A hot drink may help to eliminate gas when a person's pain is due to gas or bloating. The hot liquid can also help boost digestion.
Baking soda
Another popular recommendation for heart pain is to add baking soda to warm or cool water. The result is an alkaline solution that can help reduce the acid in the stomach...more

It should have not caused any symptoms if you are withdrawing it with 3 days use. What are your symptoms. Book a consult and share it with me in detail.

Dear sir,
Drug treatment depends on disease onset, age durability, tolerance, associated complications and cost effectiveness. Your current treatment is good as you are getting results. Stick to that and exercise regularly Regards.

Dear lybrate-user I can see you have been diagnosed with hypertension since 2 years ,based on the value you have sent your blood pressure is low I would suggest to check 4 to 5 times in a day so that your dose can be reduce.

Yes it is a safe combination. Night metoprolol may affect sleep. Your lipid medicine is probably excessive, suggest you post the exact lipid levels for further opinion.

You need to change your medication and the time of taking them. Please consult your treating cardiologist for a change in dose as well as addition of of medication for better BP control. Also follow lifestyle changes of exercising daily and diet counselling.