Coreg
Active Ingredient(s): CarvedilolFDA Approved: * September 14, 1995
Pharm Company: * GLAXOSMITHKLINE
Category: Blood Pressure
Carvedilol, sold under the brand name Coreg among others, is a medication used to treat high blood pressure, congestive heart failure (CHF), and left ventricular dysfunction in people who are otherwise stable.[1] For high blood pressure, it is generally a second-line treatment.[1] It is taken by mouth.[1] Common side effects include dizziness, tiredness, joint pain, low blood pressure, nausea, and shortness of breath.[1] Severe s... [wikipedia]
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Started taking Coreg approximately 1 yr ago. Started at 10mg daily then increased to 10mg bd for past 5mths. About 1 mon...
4 REPLIESI've been on coreg 4 days. Side effects are so bad, I'm so tired I can hardly move and just feel s****y. I stopp...
4 REPLIESI am suffering from stage lV CHF and taking Coreg as well as 300 mg.Hawthorne daily. I worry about negative consequences...
3 REPLIEStablets for heart ## is there ashortage of coreg?is something wrong with this drug?i am told by medco that its no longer...
2 REPLIESwhats this med for ## a doctor in the hospital prescribed this medication when I was released. I was in for detox - alch...
2 REPLIESI just started taking Coreg CR and I have had a sore throat for two days. Has anyone had this happen to them? ## This is...
2 REPLIESDeveloped bronchitis, breathing problems on mild exertion, excess musous. Had several courses of antibiotics, chest xray...
2 REPLIESWhat are the side effects of Coreg? Has anyone else here taken it? ## I have been taking Coreg for approximately 6 month...
2 REPLIESblood pressure &heart problems ## Common Coreg Side Effects Insomnia, diarrhea, sore throat, headache, back pain, un...
2 REPLIESI have stage 1 chf. I had a mitral valve replaced with a St Jude valve. I am taking 25 mg of Coreg twice a day. Wouldn...
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