Prolomet Xl 12.5 MG Tablet XL Health Feed

Your pulse rate of 122 is the upper limit of normal pregnant women. Kindly recheck at different occasion before starting the medicine. As metoprolol is category c drug. Which means no studies in human or animal done sufficiently to know its effect on pregnant women.

It is ok.

Yes for time being but tartarate is short acting so till the time you are not getting it you can have it or replace with some other good available salt for hypertension.

Dear user you want to know the right time for your medicines but in my opinion taking medicines is not a right decision. Currently you are facing a bit problem and you can handle it with some counseling sessions. Counseling will help you to understand how you control and replace your thoughts to reduce anxiety and keep yourself relax. Counseling techniques will help you life long and keep you away from side effects of medicines. Your anxiety is at initial stage right now and this is the right ti...more

prolomet xl side effects may include
dizziness tiredness , depression , confusion , memory problem , night mares , trouble sleeping , diarrhea mild itching
your first dose of metoprolol make you dizzy so take it at bedtime
avoid drinking alcohol which could make you drowsiness and dizziness
treatment include diet , exercise , weight control , routine very closely

It should have not caused any symptoms if you are withdrawing it with 3 days use. What are your symptoms. Book a consult and share it with me in detail.

No problems you can take this medication empty stomach or after food it doesn't cause any problems.

These two medications are to decrease your heartbeat and your blood pressures respectively and I really these medications should be taken in the morning because when you are sleeping or resting in night that time your blood pressure and heart rate naturally slow down and when you wake up in the morning every system in the body gets kick started and your blood pressure and heart rate Rises with all the efforts which you put physically and emotionally all along the day.
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do not stop. Some dose adjustment may be required later but at present medicines are working well.