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Bouts Of Weak, Shaky, Chills And Unsteady, Cold Sweats. On Bystolic BP Medicines. Reasons ?
I am recently on BP meds ( bystolic ) low dose. I am relatively healthy, a good weight 56 yr old and hypertention both families. Since on them I have bouts of weak, shaky, chills and unsteady. Especially if I go for a run. Cold sweats night and day off and on. Sometimes symptoms are light and sometimes pretty bad. I think its the meds but my bp was 154-88 at docs office 10 days ago before the meds. I admit I do freak out when it is taken. Also, I have had hep C for 37 years. Viral load is under 100k and enzymes only mild elevations. Can t find too much about the side effects...
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Nebivolol (Bystolic) is highly selective for heart. Its side effects - though rare - include impact on the liver. Since you already have a long term liver involvement, you must see your liver specialist (hepatologist) and he is the person to decide - assess your liver function / discuss with cardiologist - may need to change the Beta-blocker
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Bouts Of Weak, Shaky, Chills And Unsteady, Cold Sweats. On Bystolic BP Medicines. Reasons ?
Hi Nebivolol (Bystolic) is highly selective for heart. Its side effects - though rare - include impact on the liver. Since you already have a long term liver involvement, you must see your liver specialist (hepatologist) and he is the person to decide - assess your liver function / discuss with cardiologist - may need to change the Beta-blocker Good luck Take care