pressure due to Bystolic? I take 5mg.
I take Bystolic and have dizzy spells and feel deoriented. Could this be a sudden drop in blood?
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- 19 Jul 2011 by gmcmichael
- Topics:
- bystolic, blood disorders
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kaz199919 Jul 2011
Hi, you have not stated what dose you are on and how long you have been taken Bystolic for, but the side effects are dizziness, fatigue, headaches, nausea, stomach pains and trouble sleeping. If you get a rash, chest pains, swelling mouth, numbness, fainting or wheezing contact your gp right away.
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