it seems that while taking the Ziac brand my blood pressure was under control. With the generic BisoprololFumarate, my blood pressure has risen. Is that possible or just my imagination?
Differences between Ziac Brand and BisoprololFumarate generic?
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- 15 Jun 2010 by 830 east
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- ziac, high blood pressure, bisoprolol
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4 Mar 2012
I have recently (like this week!) had the SAME exact thing happen to me! It cannot be my immagination. My bp went up then drastically went up in late pm hours on the first 3 days at about the same time everyday of starting the different pills. The two pill types were from different pharmaceuticals... I am asking tomorrow if I can get my regular pills back! This is scary!
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Thank you for your comment. I just don't understand why the change of 20 years and then just a few months the difference of the drastic change. I do appreciate your help and thanks again.
Perhaps one gets used to the meds in using it for a long time, I would talk to the doc./pharmacist for a professional advice, welcome & take care
Thanks for the suggestion.