Yes, as the title states I started Coreg Cr for my 29th Birthday...can't wait to see what 30 will bring. Little background info. My mother's parents did not live past 60 due to a heart attack and anuerysm. My mother has very high blood pressure which is finally controlled, along with hig...
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Thank you for your sharepost
BrendanS
Tuesday, April 17, 2007 at 05:04 PM -
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ENVR
Friday, July 17, 2009 at 10:42 AMIt may be unfortunate that you must start BP meds so young, but it is actually wise beyond your years.
You did not provide your dosage of Coreg CR. That might need to adjusted downward, but fatigue is common on beta blockers. As Brendan notes, it will be some time for your body to adjust to the med and also, to living at a lower BP. Your numbers are not too low, but they are not what your body may be used to.
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Thanks for sharing. In response to your question, Coreg is commonly accompanied by side effects of fatigue...to see more about common side effects, consult http://www.healthcentral.com/high-blood-pressure/find-drug-24322-25.html for more information on the specifics of Coreg. You need to also recognize that it may take several weeks for your body to adjust itself to the new drug you are taking. If fatigue still persists after some time, I would recommend that you consult your physician for further guidance and a possible medication change if needed.
Hope this is helpful,
BrendanS