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Can I use myospaz tablet
I am having chest congestion and pain mild. Doctor prescribed me rosuvas for my high cholesterol, metaprolol for bp. But doctor prescribed myospaz for pain if needed. Can I take mysospaz with metaprolol and Rosuvas?
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Hello, You can take myospaz no problem
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Metoprolol causes cough Other it's safe to take together Stop metoprolol till chest congestion subside Start once well God bless you
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