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Bystolic and Telmisartan
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<blockquote data-quote="Fortunate" data-source="post: 243824" data-attributes="member: 42264"><p>I was on beta blockers for a while, mostly to control migraines. Started with propranolol, and due to side effects, switched to bystolic. I was under the impression from what I read bystolic was much less likely to cause side effects, and I actually perceived it to be the case in my self. </p><p></p><p>However, over the course of time, I developed gradual, sometimes severe depression, and was very fatigued. Based purely on the subjective experience, it’s hard for me to recommend beta blockers unless there’s a specific medical indication. They can be miracle drugs for the right indication. I sometimes cut a propranolol in half and use it here and there when TRT drives up anxiety. In small doses I think this is safe. </p><p></p><p>I would consider an ARB over a beta blocker unless there’s a specific medical reason why a beta blocker makes better sense for you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fortunate, post: 243824, member: 42264"] I was on beta blockers for a while, mostly to control migraines. Started with propranolol, and due to side effects, switched to bystolic. I was under the impression from what I read bystolic was much less likely to cause side effects, and I actually perceived it to be the case in my self. However, over the course of time, I developed gradual, sometimes severe depression, and was very fatigued. Based purely on the subjective experience, it’s hard for me to recommend beta blockers unless there’s a specific medical indication. They can be miracle drugs for the right indication. I sometimes cut a propranolol in half and use it here and there when TRT drives up anxiety. In small doses I think this is safe. I would consider an ARB over a beta blocker unless there’s a specific medical reason why a beta blocker makes better sense for you. [/QUOTE]
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