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Aurobindois given in tablet form 2., 5 mg, they can not be broken. I like to pulverize uneven halves. I now happily use the bisoprolol from Sandoz again.
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I have gotten Perindopril after an open heart surgery (2x bypass). A little tickle cough, about two to three times a day, for half a minute. And in the morning when waking up a very dry mouth. Keep it full.
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Started on 25 mg, but that didn't help so quickly increased to 50 mg, this was also hardly effective at all so then I was on 100 mg. really suffered with the side effects, including extreme tiredness, breathlessness, skin rash, mood swings, cold hands and feet, discolouration of hands, unsettled etc.
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After an angioplasty in 2005, I have 25 mg metoprolol every day. Up to now I haven't experienced one single side effect.
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I had a stent put in and afterwards I had to take this medicine for a year. All of my muscles were painful and caused me to sleep poorly. Are there better medicines out there, like Plavix. Would be good to know.
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Heart and blood vessels. I don't believe that this medicine is the right one for me to use too many side effects which last for too long with increasingly worsening side effects. I started off with another medicine that I used perfectly fine for 5 years. But that medicine, in combination with a lumbar puncture (hernia) pain clinic, gave me an allergic reaction which meant I had to switch to Am...
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