04-13-2019, 11:17 AM
That may just be you’re super sensitive to b blockers. Metoprolol is most often given alongside an anti coagulant like xar-elto for those with atrial fibrillation for possible stroke prevention. But metoprolol has higher affinity for receptors in the heart muscle than propranolol and doesn’t cross the blood-brain barrier as easily.
I’ve never had an issue with propranolol standalone with regard to very low bpm. In fact even in high doses, my heart rate stays around 65-70.
Everyone’s body is different and it’s best to get a follow up after starting one for that very reason. They are truly great medicines though.
I’ve never had an issue with propranolol standalone with regard to very low bpm. In fact even in high doses, my heart rate stays around 65-70.
Everyone’s body is different and it’s best to get a follow up after starting one for that very reason. They are truly great medicines though.