Question 1

what is the definition or description of: carvedilol allergy?

Accepted Answer

Serious reaction to: In general allergic reaction can be very serious and in some cases life threatening to a drug (such as carvedalol).  In general Avoid the drug if there is any sign of allergy(inflammation, swelling, low BP, slow or very fast heart rate and e.t.c.). please Read about drug sensitivity and allergy for carveralol on line

Question 2

coreg (carvedilol) and lisinopril for htn. last 6 weeks wheezing, fatigue, short breath during running w/o cough.  inhaler does not help.  rest resolves. allergies?

Accepted Answer

Possible: Although allergies may cause the mentioned symptoms, further evaluation is needed since heart and/or lung disease may cause these symptoms as well.

Question 3

lst 1.6yr m takin medicine 4 bp whch is moxodinine 0.2mg 1-0-1 & losartan  50mg 0-0-1 bt my bp  stl 160-100 frm 2wks dr incld carvedilol - no effect?

Accepted Answer

High Blood pressure: You are on 5 different blood pressure medicines (m) that do not control your bp. You did not mention the doses of the m's you are taking. Speak to your physician and ask if you are on all the maximum doses of them. If you are, you may have secondary high BP (s) caused by factors such as a renal artery stenosis or an excess of aldosterone, among others. You are only 30 years old and you may have s.

Question 4

are there traditional chinese medicine(s) to replace amlodopine or atorvastatin or coreg (carvedilol)?

Accepted Answer

Bad idea: While i believe in alternative medicine , stopping regular meds may put you at significant risk of high BP and its complications. Check with your doctor.

Question 5

hi i suffer from anxiety and was prescribed 3.125 mg of coreg (carvedilol) a beta blocker. is this drug safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Good drug.  Can be very helpful. Should help you with  your anxiety symptoms.

Question 6

what are the drug interactions between breo and coreg (carvedilol)?

Accepted Answer

Potential: Breo has a long acting beta agonist to dilate your airways. Coreg (carvedilol) is a beta blocker which tends to act against the bronchodilator. With asthma , a cardioselective beta blocker is preferred if absolutely needed . In general, it is better to avoid using a beta blocker unless there is no better substitute.

Question 7

i understand that i should always consult with my doctor first, however i am totally against prescription drugs and hes not so i am trying to figure out the best way to reduce my dosage of coreg from two to one a day in a safe manner.

Accepted Answer

: It has to do with the dialogue and being able to reconcile difficulties. Talk to your prescriber if switching to the extended release 24 h Coreg would be an option and talk openly about your worries. Make sure you understand as well why your doc believes you need to take it.

Question 8

are the drugs carvedilol and isosorb mono safe to take with omega-3 and coral calcium?

Accepted Answer

Yes.: They can be taken together!

Question 9

is coreg (carvedilol) the drug of choice for high blood pressure in a person having kidney disease?

Accepted Answer

No: Ace inhibitors (like lisinopril) are the drug of choice. Caution must be used as the disease advances to avoid the risk of hyperkalemia (excess potassium).

Question 10

is it blood pressure or the medicine that is causing excessive amounts of fluid on my legs? currently taking carvedilol, clonidine, and furosemide.

Accepted Answer

Either, both, other: Swelling of the legs can occur for a variety of reasons.Someone on Clonidine likely has had blood pressure that has been very difficult to control.This can stiffen or enlarge the heart & fluid can back up into the lungs or rest of body, settling in the legs.Congestive heart failure can do the same.  Lung diseases (eg. Copd) can cause leg swelling.  Bad veins can.  Carvedilol and Clonidine can too.

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What is the definition or description of: carvedilol allergy?

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Coreg (carvedilol) and lisinopril for htn. last 6 weeks wheezing, fatigue, short breath during running w/o cough. inhaler does not help. rest resolves. allergies?

A member asked:

Lst 1.6yr m takin medicine 4 bp whch is moxodinine 0.2mg 1-0-1 & losartan 50mg 0-0-1 bt my bp stl 160-100 frm 2wks dr incld carvedilol - no effect?

A member asked:

Are there traditional chinese medicine(s) to replace amlodopine or atorvastatin or coreg (carvedilol)?

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Hi i suffer from anxiety and was prescribed 3.125 mg of coreg (carvedilol) a beta blocker. is this drug safe?

A member asked:

What are the drug interactions between breo and coreg (carvedilol)?

A member asked:

I understand that i should always consult with my doctor first, however i am totally against prescription drugs and hes not so i am trying to figure out the best way to reduce my dosage of coreg from two to one a day in a safe manner.

A member asked:

Are the drugs carvedilol and isosorb mono safe to take with omega-3 and coral calcium?

A member asked:

Is coreg (carvedilol) the drug of choice for high blood pressure in a person having kidney disease?

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Is it blood pressure or the medicine that is causing excessive amounts of fluid on my legs? currently taking carvedilol, clonidine, and furosemide.

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