No: Metoprolol is a good drug for controlling both BP and cardiac arrhythmia. The PVC could be due to the other drugs you're taking, and OTC meds used for seasonal allergies esp. those with decongestants coupled with anxiety.
Answered 1/29/2015
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Beta blockers: Beta blockers are supposed to help with pvcs in symptomatic patients. If they have gotten worse I'd recommend follow up with a cardiologist. I see that you are on an antidepressant. Are you having increased anxiety or panic attacks. This may be aggrevating the number of pvcs.
Answered 9/12/2014
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Don't worry: No need to worry. Both medications are beta blockers. Slight difference to all beta blockers and some work better on certain people. Just like Atenolol works better for you, there are people that Metoprolol works better on. Call your doc and let h know you felt better with Atenolol, but don't stop taking your Metoprolol unless you are instructed to do so.
Answered 12/28/2016
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