Hypertension

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Hypertension

Asked for Male, 66 Years

Taking corbis bisoprolol 5 mg for last 10 years. Feeling ok. Not having any problem. BP is in normal range. Pulse rate is around 60.Can i continue to take corbis or I should consult a doctor for change of medicine looking into the pulse rate which is on lower side. I understand that corbis or bisoprolol has a side effect to reduce heart beat. Since I am not facing any problem. Should I go for change of medicine or I can continue to take for some more time. Normally for how much time corbis can be taken if not facing any problem.

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U can continue same tablet.

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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja Cardiologist 22 yrs exp Ludhiana · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja

Cardiologist 22 yrs exp Ludhiana

You can continue same tablet But get your yearly cardiac check up done to see the latest condition

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