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How did you wean off Metoprolol?

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: Sep 19 7:56am | Replies (551)

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Thank you for sharing. Every body is different. Mine has always been different from others. Nothing for me is normal . My body reacts opposite to health situations away from the "norm". Sounds like yours does also. I have been taking Metoprolol 100 gm for about 6 years. In the beginning it helped along with Clonidine started at low doses so naturally when BP kept rising the doses were adjusted higher making the matter worse. I understand the feeling like crap...like a zombie. Mouth so dry you could spit cotton. Gas and walking farts falling asleep not being able to drive...Every heart test and ultrasound, test for blocked arteries all normal. No reason for high BP increase more drugs that will work. NOT I listened to my body. I slowly weaned down on Metoprolol from 100mg 3 times daily over 2 weeks keeping track of BP 3 to 5 times a day. Really need to watch salt intake like poison to me. Life is a journey and how right God is my pilot.

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I was on it for hyperthyroidism and Graves disease because it speeds your heart up and raises your blood pressure. Also gives you shortness of breath, heart palpitations, and make you feel like you want faint. It gave me very bad cramps in my feet, calf, and legs, burning and pain in toes and feet. I been off it for 4 months and I haven't had a cramp in my leg. I had just a little cramp in my feet but not bad and it didn't hurt. That medication is poison. My toes and hands used to been and I could control it and it would hurt . After being off this medication all the nasty symptoms went away. I believe this medication interrupt your blood flow and give you vascular issues. It states it can give you vascular issues. Look up a scholary source regarding this medication.