Is it ok to take metoprolol before an E.C.G exam?
- Asked
- 4 Jun 2010 by rmtrade
- Updated
- 4 Jun 2010
- Topics
- depression, metoprolol, hypertension
Responses (2)
marjorie zych
4 Jun 2010
I would definately ask the one doing the ECG first, every doctor is different in that respect. My husband takes his and his Cardiologist knows it and has never said don't take it. Like I said everyone is different though, it shouldn't give you a problem other that possibly having some stomach upset, but check with the person doing the test and you should be fine. marjorie zych
Rajive Goel
4 Jun 2010
Further Information
- Metoprolol Information for Consumers
- Metoprolol Information for Healthcare Professionals (includes dosage details)
- Side Effects of Metoprolol (detailed)
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You give so many people good advice Marjorie. It's just so unfortunate that you and your husband have health issues that compel you to become educated on so many conditions and medications. Keep up the excellent work you do.