Probably OK: Propranolol probably won't exacerbate your asthma in any significant way. If you have moderate or severe asthma it may be more of an issue. You can give it a try and see if there's any problem. Or ask your doctor if you can try a calcium channel blocker instead (not as effective).
Answered 5/11/2016
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Acute Anxiety: I understand your concern Anxiety is due to Stress and Asthma medications. Which can increase heart rate. Buspirone is for anxiety . Having Propranolol with Buspirone may have headache, dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting, See a Physician for Asthma; Psychiatrist for Diagnosis, Medication interactions, benefits and side effects, dose, triggers of Asthma and Therapy for stress in your life.
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Anxiety: In addition to your physical ailments, I hear a great deal of anxiety and worry in your question. Are you seeking psychotherapy? Medications only work up to a point. The real work comes in the consulting room of a reputable psychotherapist.
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