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Beta blockers are medicines that lower blood pressure. They also may be called beta-adrenergic blocking agents. The medicines block the effects of the ...
It could be that beta blockers slow the metabolism. Also, switching from taking a water pill (diuretic) to a beta blocker as a treatment for high blood pressure ...
My health care professional recently prescribed a beta blocker to lower my blood pressure. Now, when I exercise, I have trouble getting my heart rate higher ...
Beta blocker therapy is recommended after emergency heart attack treatment to reduce your risk of irregular heart rhythms, chest pain or another heart attack.
Beta blockers also open up your veins and arteries to improve blood flow. Beta blockers are used to prevent, treat or improve symptoms in people who have ...
Newer beta blockers, such as carvedilol (Coreg), don't usually cause weight gain as a side effect. Weight may rise in the first weeks of taking the beta blocker ...
Alpha blockers may affect how some other medicines work. Be sure to mention if you take any beta blockers, calcium channel blockers or medicines for erectile ...
Blurred vision or other change in vision · different size pupils of the eyes · discoloration of the eyeball · droopy upper eyelid · eye pain · redness or irritation ...
This allows the arteries to relax and open. Beta blockers. These medicines help the heart beat slower and with less force. Renin inhibitors. Renin is a ...
Beta-adrenergic blocking agents for the eye are used to treat certain types of glaucoma. They appear to work by reducing the production of fluid in the eye.
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