I've been taking Bisoprolol Fumurate (also known as Zebeta) 10mg for quite some time now. I don't have any major complaints. I was wondering if anyone else knows anything about this?
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Re: Bisoprolol Fumurate
Hi Iven, yes, I am taking it and also at the same doseage as you.
I was switched to Atenolol, but it slowed my heart rate down too much, so my doc switched me to this.
My heart rate has not changed (around 50 beats/min.), so I guess we'll have to try something else, hopefully not a pacer.
Seems to me it work fine other than that.Every great thing that has ever happened since the beginning of time has started as a single thought in someones mind.
So if you are capable of thought then you are capable of great things
Good luck and stay well.
Glen
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Re: Bisoprolol Fumurate
Hi,
I'm also on bisoprolol fumarate, but a different dose, 2.5mg. I've been on it for two years. The first year I was on it, I felt great - it was the best drug I had tried so far and I felt I had finally found the right beta blocker for myself - I was symptom-free and I didn't feel tired or get any other side effects. But after about an year, my symptoms returned, and I feel quite fatigue and down. I'm sure my cardiologist will start me on a different beta blocker next time I visit him.
My doctor would like to increase my dose because my heart rate is on the high side of normal (about 70 beats/min), but I'm not able to tolerate the higher doses and even with the small dose of 2.5mg, my blood pressure is about 100/60.
Other than that, I like the once a day dosing and I believe its absorption is not affected by food (though I take it with food anyways).
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Re: Bisoprolol Fumurate
Bisoprolol Fumerate is sold as Monocor in Canada. It is used to lessen midventricular obstruction.
It is regarded as the most selective beta-blocker on the market, and therefor is of potential benefit to asthmatics.
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