Question 1

i take bupropion, nexium, (esomeprazole) metoprolol.  i was given norco 5/325 in the hospital for coughing and having a cold.  is it safe to take all of this together?

Accepted Answer

Yes: It should be fine.  Stop the Norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen) if you have significant sedation.

Question 2

can i take 40mg of propanolo with wellbutrin 150mg? the beta blocker is for interview nerves

Accepted Answer

Yes if prescribed: Yes you can if prescribed by your doctor.Both are prescription meds and prescribed for different indications

Question 3

is toprol (metoprolol) xl safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Toprol (metoprolol) is very safe commonly used drug for hypertension and cardiac problems.

Question 4

what number of doses can takes metoprolol?

Accepted Answer

Variable: Metoprolol is a beta blocker and the dose range can be quite variable.  Usual doses are in the 50-100 mg daily dose but, depending on your response, that dose can be significantly higher.  (As prescribed by your doctor).

Question 5

please describe the medication: metoprolol?

Accepted Answer

Beta blocker: Metoprolol is a medication which blocks a molecule on the heart called the beta receptor. This results in slowing the heart rate, decreases the occurrence of bad heart rhythms after heart attack, and helps the heart to recover when it is failing. It is worth noting that there are two forms, a short and long acting and you must pay attention to which one you have and take it appropriately.

Question 6

what things should i avoid while taking toprol (metoprolol)?

Accepted Answer

Metoprolol: Things to avoid: Dragons, Tyrannosaurs, etc. but you might want to read this for specific information...

http://www.drugs.com/metoprolol.html

Question 7

what could happen if you overdosed on toprol (metoprolol) xl 50 mg?

Accepted Answer

If you are having: thoughts about killing yourself,  get seen at the nearest emergency room now. Have a friend or relative drive you or call 911 for emergency services for transport. You can call the National suicide hotlines 24/7 at 1-800-suicide (1-800-784-2433) or 1-800-273 – talk (1-800-273-8255) for support.

Question 8

is carzec better or metoprolol

Accepted Answer

CHF?: For the treatment of congestive heart failure, carvedilol (branded as Carzec in some countries) has better data and is preferred. Metoprolol also has supportive data and is an acceptable substitute if carvedilol is not available. For arrhythmias, metoprolol is preferred. For hypertension, they're interchangeable in my opinion.

Question 9

does metoprolol reduce svt?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Metoprolol is a beta blocker which is one of the medications used to treat or decrease the occurrence  of svt. It is not the only treatment however and may not always be effective.

Question 10

does celebrex react with metoprolol?

Accepted Answer

: Probably not, but you can check for this or any drug interactions online. Google something like "drug interactions" to find many websites where you can enter two or more drugs to check.

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I take bupropion, nexium, (esomeprazole) metoprolol. i was given norco 5/325 in the hospital for coughing and having a cold. is it safe to take all of this together?

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Can i take 40mg of propanolo with wellbutrin 150mg? the beta blocker is for interview nerves

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