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Beloc (Metoprolol)
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Active Ingredient: Metoprolol
Utilization: Beta-blocker indicated for treatment of high blood pressure, angina, heart attacks, arrhythmia
Available Dosages: 10mg, 20mg, 20mg and 80mg
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General information:
Beloc is a
prescription drug that doctors use to treat heart issues (heart attacks,
failures, high blood pressure) angina. In some cases, Beloc is used to prevent
migraines from occurring.
Store the
drug at room temperature 20 to 25°C. Keep away from light. Store in a dry area.
Dosage and indications:
Depending
on your age and medical condition, the dose may vary; it is best to consult
with your doctor for the optimal dosage.
The drug
should be administered orally with meal or immediately after it. To avoid
missing doses, take the medicine at the same time each day. Swallow the capsule
without chewing, crushing or breaking it.
DO NOT stop taking this medicine suddenly: it will
lead to severe health consequences.
Often high blood pressure doesn’t have any symptoms. It is important that you keep using Beloc even when you are feeling well.
Side effects:
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Constipation
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Diarrhea
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Shortness of breath, coughing and wheezing
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Rash
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Tiredness
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Dizziness
● Reduced desire for sex
Serious
side effects may include:
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Low blood pressure
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Cold hands and feet
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Fainting
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Very slow heart rate
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Serious depression
● Strong fatigue
Precautions:
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This drug can cause severe allergic reaction
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People with asthma are not advised to take this drug
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If you have diabetes, you should be very careful taking this
drug: Beloc eliminates tremors and reduces heart rate, whereas tremors and
increased heart rate are signs of low blood sugar levels. The absence of these
signals will make it difficult to monitor your blood sugar levels
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If pregnant, speak to your doctor before administering the drug
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This medication does pass into breast milk, consult your doctor
for risk assessment
● Tell you doctor if you
are taking any MAO inhibitors, epinephrine, antidepressants or any other blood
pressure medications.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Josette Davignon
Last updated: 17.01.2023