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Started carvedilol to slow heart rate have always had low bp. today i'm so week and tired just don't feel myself. is this normal? what should i do?
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Need time: It takes 2 weeks for dose adjustments stay with the current dose you will start to feel better and every time dose changes you will feel bad before you reach your optimal dose.
Answered 9/13/2014
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No. : It may lead to too low of blood pressure which will cause more tiredness, etc. Please speak with your doctor to change the drug or dosing!
Answered 3/15/2013
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