Mibeta 20 MG Tablet Health Feed

Ciplar n ciplar la are same medicines. But in your case your pharmacist has given you ciplar la 20, when you needed 40. Also ciplar la 40 is much costlier than ciplar 40.

Inderal is popular non-selective beta blocker medicine that is used for the lowering of high blood pressure and relieving chest pain caused due to reduced blood flow to the heart.
Please consult to cardiologist for MVP.

It's better to take sustained release tablet because you're getting the effects of medicines @24 hours

You have anxiety disorders. So continue medicine. Stop or decrease dose under guidance of your physician.

Hello,
Thanks for your query on Lybrate
"As" per your clinical history is concerned you can be given 10-40 mg tablet and your doctor will check your BP and tell you which will be better and in my opinion start with 10 mg twice a day and gradually increase if needed. Do an ECHO test and check your Aortic valve status.
Do follow lifestyle modifications like this -
1) Monitor high blood pressure. Purchase a home blood pressure measuring device (arm) and check your blood pressure fre...more

Before you decrease the dose I would advise you to get your echo ecg and chest x-ray once and let me know.

Dear Ramawat,
Most drugs are used for many indications. From the drugs don't think about diagnosis. Septamin forte is usually given in Vitamin B12 deficiency. But can be given in many other conditions as an add on. Nexito though an antidepressant can be used for OCD, somatization disorders, IBS, etc. Inderal can be used to as an hypotensive. But in anxiety and panic, it can be used to reduce the palpitations. It all depends on the diagnosis and predominant symptoms at a particular stage of t...more

Yes you can, but make sure you don't do it regularly as alcohol worsens anxiety. If it is social drinking once a month or so, then fine. All the best.

I would suggest that you visit a cardiac electrophysiologist nearby, who is an expert in cardiac rhythm disorders. The exact nature of your palpitations has to be found out before suggesting change in medications. Because palpitations can be secondary to a normal rhythm as well as abnormal rhythm.
Also we have drugs which have a better safety profile than inderal.

Hello sir well for throat examination you can take up a video call with ent specialist in your area and if doubt can get an endoscopy done alongwith neck exam now gradually things are getting better so you will get someone for this.
As regards thyroid does not seem to be related but no harm in getting a tft done.