Question 1

have been taking 5 mg bystolic (nebivolol) for 2.5 months. what is the best way to wean off it  if you going to 5 mg amlodipine. can you take both during wean off?

Accepted Answer

Consult MD: Let u r md monitor the heart rhythm , rate and BP as both medicines act differently !

Question 2

currently taking bystolic (nebivolol) 5mg switched dr's & he doesn't want me to take it anymore how safe to quit this med??

Accepted Answer

Bystolic (nebivolol): Also called nebivolol, is a beta blocker  used to treat hypertension.  5 mg is a low dose and it is safe to stop if your doctor advised so.  Whenever your physician orders tests or makes changes in medications be sure to ask "why?".  Your doctor will be happy to explain his or her rationale. :)

Question 3

bystolic and melatonin safe to take together? i am still waking up in the middle of night from arenalin type rushes every night. help!

Accepted Answer

Too little info here: Consider pheochromacytoma. A tumor of the adrenal glands which intermittently secrets the adrenal hormones.  Easily worked up.  Look up on the 'net at www.mayoclinic.com or www.johnshopkins.com.

Question 4

any interaction between 200 mg of l-theanine and bystolic?

i take 2.5 mg bystolic and 100 mg l-theanine, with no issues. would 200 mg be too much?

Accepted Answer

GRAS up to 250 mg: 1st, L-Theanine (a glutamine derivative found in tea &amp; fungi) is classified as GRAS- Generally Regarded As Safe- by the FDA. Doses up to 1200 mg have shown little, if any positive OR negative effect. In fact, there is no clear proof that L-Theanine has any health benefits, &amp; some negative data that it does nothing to improve mood. Proteins rarely interact with drugs. You may be wasting your money!

Question 5

can you take 5 mg bystolic/coreg together?

Accepted Answer

No: they are both Beta blockers and you should only haveone orthe other prescribed if your Dr wants beta blocker effect.

Question 6

why does bystolic say not to take if you get skipped beats?

Accepted Answer

Bystolic=BetaBlocker: Beta Blockers bind to beta receptors (receptors for adrenaline &amp; noradrenaline), at end organ level, without stimulating them. Thus reduce end organ responses to the stimulating neurotransmitters released from nerve endings from brain to end organ. They do not affect parasympathetic acetycholine receptors typically signaling opposite response. Concern=about possibly ↑ing skipping/↓ing heart rate.

Question 7

will i be able to donate my blood if i take bystolic (nebivolol)?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Blood pressure medication should not be a problem. Thank you!

Question 8

is it safe to quit bystolic (nebivolol) 5 mg on it for a year new dr doesn't want me to take it 
thanks ?

Accepted Answer

Should be reduced: slowly ( tapered down ) to 2.5 mg ( 1/2 tab) for 1 week then 1/2 tab every other day, until done. Rapid discontinuation of a beta blocker like Bystolic (nebivolol) can cause rebound hypertension. Not sure of the logic since Bystolic (nebivolol) is an excellent medication unless you are having side effects.

Question 9

what's best way to come off of bystolic 5mg (under md care)?  i.e. how to ramp down and stop taking it, and how long should it take?

Accepted Answer

DC Bystolic?: Best tp discuss with your Dr. who knows your best. But I specialize in difficult BP issues and happy to do 2nd opinion

Question 10

on bystolic (nebivolol) 10 mg for blood press. works great for about 12 hours then b/p shoots up. is their an extended release? can i take it twice?

Accepted Answer

Check with doctor: Don't change your medication unless your provider reviews and approves. There are medication "cousins" of bystolic (nebivolol) that are extended release.  At age 18, why you have high blood pressure should be looked at closely and what happens at the end of the 12 hours to have it jump.  What is your lifestyle? ..Weight, nutrition, salt intake and more...

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Have been taking 5 mg bystolic (nebivolol) for 2.5 months. what is the best way to wean off it if you going to 5 mg amlodipine. can you take both during wean off?

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Currently taking bystolic (nebivolol) 5mg switched dr's & he doesn't want me to take it anymore how safe to quit this med??

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Bystolic and melatonin safe to take together? i am still waking up in the middle of night from arenalin type rushes every night. help!

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Any interaction between 200 mg of l-theanine and bystolic? i take 2.5 mg bystolic and 100 mg l-theanine, with no issues. would 200 mg be too much?

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Can you take 5 mg bystolic/coreg together?

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Why does bystolic say not to take if you get skipped beats?

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Will i be able to donate my blood if i take bystolic (nebivolol)?

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Is it safe to quit bystolic (nebivolol) 5 mg on it for a year new dr doesn't want me to take it thanks ?

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What's best way to come off of bystolic 5mg (under md care)? i.e. how to ramp down and stop taking it, and how long should it take?

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On bystolic (nebivolol) 10 mg for blood press. works great for about 12 hours then b/p shoots up. is their an extended release? can i take it twice?

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