Hypertension and high HR

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Asked for Male, 29 Years

Hi, I was taking metroprolol for 4 weeks and my cardiologist switched me to concor 5mg since i had palpitation issues. It has been 2 weeks with concor 5mg and am seeing reactions like these in my skin. What should i do? Thanks in advance

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Dr. Nagaraj Desai

Cardiologist 46 yrs exp Bangalore

A physical consultation is advised from a dermatologist. If it’s a skin allergy due to Concor you may please shift to meta pro lol . But the question is why need it. I am unable to proceed further unless I have further details. Consultation is advised

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Cardiologist 27 yrs exp Hyderabad

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Shift back to Metoprolol