Anxiety medication inderal
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could anyone tell me if propanalol helps physical stress and anxiety my cardio doctor has put me on a beta blocker for abnormal heart rythum due to anxiety its called Bisoprolol but i read that its only for high BP and heart rythum. But the propanalol does the same but allso helps anxiety if so i would ask my doctor next time i visit if i could try it as i dont want lots of tablets if i can take one that helps my heart rythum and anxiety at the same time thanks everyone.
I was prescribed Inderal 10mg twice a day for anxiety. From what I have found on the internet this medication is generally used for blood pressure issues. My blood pressure has never been elevated and I'm wondering if anyone has taken this med for anxiety. I'm worried it will lower my blood pressure and cause some sort of complication.
Inderal is not likely having a major effect on your blood pressure. If it is short acting Inderal, taking it prn (as needed) for anxiety, I doubt it is having any effect on your pressure. Even if long acting, that is a low dose that is not likely to produce any antihypertensive (blood pressure) effect.
2. Not likely.
3. I would wait until you have 24 hour ambulatory recordings performed before starting medication.
Hi Lauren,
I know that Inderal can be taken for migraines and anxiety and that it quite effective in both.
I am on 80mg of Long Acting Inderal twice a day for anxiety and it really has helped. It is released slowly into the blood stream and lasts whereas other beta blockers can be wearing off within an hour. Inderal has worked wonders with me.
As xanweaner has said, visit your doctor to discuss the options and go from there.
He said that the best treatment is cognitive behavioral therapy, but he prescribed me some medication to get me through this semester. He prescribed 10 mg propranolol (inderal) 3 times a day and an extra 10 mg inderal 1 hour before the presentation + 0.25 mg Xanax 1 hour before the presentation.
He assured me that the presentation will go well. But I am really scared I might get a panic attack again when I am giving the presentation.
I was on inderal for years. About a year ago my doctor took me off the medication because he said i had 3 normal EKG's. That i just ran a rapid heart rate. Since I have been off my medication i have noticed that what my family thinks is Panic Attacks/Anxiety. I have been through alot in the past years and always am stressing about something. I want to stay home all the time because of how i feel when i go out. I get shaky at just the thought of leaving the house.
I have been prescribed 40mg inderal to be taken 3x day for high blood pressure, aswell as anxiety, i have been taking this for little over a week now, i have just been reading up on reviews, to check my side affects (of extreme fatique, dizzyness and brain fog). And have come across this website which has scared the crap out of me.. Which has made me now take the last 2 doses Please can you help me understand. Thankyou
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my physician put me on celexa, inderal, klonopin and trazadone. with celexa alone i have rage attacks, when she added klonopin to the regime i got migraines hence the inderal. The trazadone was added to help me sleep (i was averaging 1-2 hrs a night). i wanted to sleep all the time and could not stay awake. After a few months of this i decided something need to change, doctor switched klonopin with lithium and stopped the inderal and trazadone.
Try taking the pills 12 hours apart, and take the night one before you go to bed. Inderal actually has an anti-anxiety component, so you might sleep well and not be bothered by the pvcs. Then you can take the other pill in the morning when you're ready. Don't worry, the pvcs aren't going to hurt you. You can always cut the dose again, or call the doctor about stopping or switching the medication.
Let us know how you're doing tomorrow.
But, you will not have withdrawal symptoms due to Inderal. Inderal is a Beta Blocker. It is a blood pressure medication. The reason why it is important to not stop taking it right away is because of how it effects your blood pressure and your pulse. If you were to stop taking it right away, your blood pressure and/or heart beat/pulse could change dramatically very quickly and that could be life-threatening. That is why it is important not to stop the medication quickly.
5) and since then using the same tablet till recently My readings were pretty normal and infact my doc was convinced and wanted to reduce my dosage to only olmesartan medoxomil. Of late i have developed severe anxiety disorder and panic attacks, so started using Inderal 20 on the advice of Psychiatrist. I bought a bp monitor and started checking at home regularly and maintain a chart. Almost always my readings are well within the normal range (<130/80).
Im afraid of becoming addicted to them, and from what I hear most anxiety medication is highly addictive so I have put off any sort of treatment for my anxiety.
After several tests to rule out any serious heart cond., I was put on Inderal, which worked wonderful for 30 years. Did not feel them any longer.
Now, at 62, Inderal no longer being made, and I was put on Propanolol, (Inderal generic), does not seem to work as well. (Sometimes several PVCs slip thru). All my tests show PVCs and Palps benign. Still makes me uncomfortable. Can Menopause exaggerate PVCs, or after 30 years, is my body just rejecting (Propanolol)(Inderal).
I was diagonosed with mild hypertension 10 years back and was put on mild medication. Since then, i have been suffering from anxiety disorders. I undergo Stress test (Threadmill tests) yearly and so far no issues were detected. I do have an occasional problem with solitary missed beats, but i learnt to live with it as doctor mentioned it was benign. Couple of months back, i felt my heart stop for 2-3 seconds and felt slight dizziness followed by a 'thump'.
Please note that propranolol is a beta blocker and, in addition to quelling anxiety, will lower blood pressure. Generally speaking this medication is not given if the systolic blood pressure falls below 100.
Hello again , i have some strange issues again,i was on celexa severe years for ocd and anxious disorder,but 2 weeks ago again start panic attacks and body shaking ,i go to doc and he prescrib some tavors for anxiety, and some other pills for tremors bloonis and inderal,and change my main pill from celexa to ladose, I have make all blood tests ecg,thiroid and all was normal,but the fact is that happens again these uncontrolably shakes random times
could be anxiety or somethink else cause is
I am also fixing to start taking Buspar to hopefully get my anxiety symptoms under control. Can anyone tell me if this medication is any good or not. I was also worried about it affecting my birth control, or if it is addictive?
Hi. I don't know if it's anxiety related or GERD but I have been experiencing burning sensation on my upper left chest and pain in left arm after physical activities like walking or when stressed since 1 week..I did several ecg, echo and blood tests but everything is perfectly fine.. I was put on 10 mg inderal for 20 days and started seeing a psychologist Which made me feel much better and I stopped inderal...
I did several ecg, echo and blood tests but everything is perfectly fine.. I was put on 10 mg inderal for 20 days and started seeing a psychologist Which made me feel much better and I stopped inderal... But each time I get the chest and arm pain, I panic and start having all kinds of thoughts..
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