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Fast heart beat
4 moths ago, I went to cardiologist for the problem of fast heartbeat and negative thoughts. Doctor asked to do stress tmt test and ecg, tests was normal and said that it was due to stress. After 1 month, I again went for check up and Doctor check my bp and it around 140/90. Prescribed me Met xl 25 for 3-4 months. Is it safe to take bp medicine. My age is 24 years. I am also diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and pshychertic prescribed me serozac 50 mg daily once. Currently I have talking met xl 25 since 4 months. Now I am feel well but worry to withdraw Met xl 25. Can I withdraw Met xl 25?? Is it safe to withdraw for me?
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Depending on your symptoms dosage of met xl can be adjusted.
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
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Metxl is safe
It's other effect is to reduce anxiety
You may safely continue it
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