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Anxiety related high bp and pulse rate
I have problem of h8gh blood pressure a
Nd high pulse rate when anxious in daily life...so my general physician prescribed amlip 10 mg which i was taken from 3 months but still my bp and pulse was not under control ( bp upto 170/110 and pulse upto 140 ) when anxious in doctor cliniq ...so he told me to stop amlip 10 mg and start metaprolol 50 mg which i was taking from 2 months and this medicine reduces my anxiety by 50 % not completely so i take opinion from psychatrist online and he prescribed pexep cr 12.5 mg and propranolol 40 mg (1-0-0) so i want to know is it safe to take it along with metaprolol 50 mg or not in morning at same time ? Plz help me it affects on my career as well as on my life .. thanks in advance for ur valuable advise
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Dear sir, it's completely safe. So don't worry about it. U can take them combined
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