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Bisoprolol is a prescription-only medication that is used to treat high blood pressure. It’s a beta blocker, and works by reducing your heart rate and how hard the blood is pumped around your body, and helps your kidneys to control your blood pressure. When taken daily, Bisopropolol can help control your blood pressure and can also lower your risk of serious conditions like heart attacks and stroke.

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About Bispropolol

Treatment for: Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Type of drug: Beta Blocker

Prescription or over-the-counter: Prescription-only medication

Branded or generic: Generic

Active ingredient: Bisopropolol fumarate

Dosages available: 1.25mg, 2.5mg, 5mg and 10mg

Time to start working: 2 hours

Common side effects include: stomach pain or discomfort, depression, dizziness, dry eyes, erectile dysfunction, feeling weak or faint, feeling tired, headache, nausea, mild skin rash

What is Bisoprolol?

How does Bisoprolol work?

Bisoprolol fumarate belongs to a group of medicines called beta blockers. Beta blockers derive their name from the way they work. They block certain hormones in your body which cause your heart to beat harder and faster. When these hormones are blocked, your heart rate remains lower and your heart can pump blood around your body more easily, which means that your blood pressure remains under control.

Who is prescribed Bisoprolol?

Bisoprolol is often prescribed for high blood pressure. In addition to hypertension, it is also used to treat heart failure and angina pectoris (a condition characterised by chest pain caused by blocked arteries).

Taking Bisoprolol

How is Bisoprolol taken?

It is important that you take your Bisoprolol tablets exactly as prescribed. You will need to attend regular check-ups with your local GP who will ensure that your treatment is effective. Bisoprolol tablets are taken in the morning. You can take them with or without food. The tablet needs to be swallowed whole with a drink of water. Do not chew or crush the tablet. Please note, product packaging may differ from the image above.

Who can take Bisoprolol?

Your GP will only prescribe Bisoprolol fumarate if the beta blocker is suitable for you. In order to establish whether you can take the tablets, your GP will ask you about your medical history as well as medications you are taking or have recently taken.

You can not take Bisoprolol if you:

are allergic to any of the ingredients in Bisoprolol tablets
suffer from asthma or severe lung disease
suffer from poor blood circulation in your limbs
have an untreated tumour of the adrenal gland
suffer from metabolic acidosis (which means you have too much acid in your blood)
suffer from heart failure which has suddenly become more severe
have a slow heart rate
have very low blood pressure levels
have an irregular or slow heart rate

Tell your prescribing doctor if you:

suffer from asthma or lung disease
have diabetes
are currently fasting
have any allergies
have heart problems
have problems with your liver or kidney
have circulatory problems affecting your limbs
need an operation or medical treatment which requires a general anesthetic
are taking any other medication for the treatment of a heart condition
have or have had a skin rash called psoriasis
have a thyroid problem

Dosage

Bisoprolol is prescribed in the following dosages:

1.25 mg
2.5 mg
3.75 mg
5 mg
7.5 mg
10 mg
20mg

When beginning treatment with bisoprolol fumarate, your doctor will gradually increase your dosage while your body gets used to the medicine. Patients who suffer from liver or kidney disease may be prescribed a lower dosage and should not exceed 10mg per day. The maximum daily dose is 20mg. The dose you are prescribed depends on the severity of your condition and any additional medication you are taking.

Bisoprolol Side Effects

Stop taking Bisoprolol and seek medical help if you experience:

worsening of breathlessness due to heart failure
worsening of fluid retention
slow heartbeat
worsening of symptoms of a blocked blood vessel

Common Side Effects

cold hands or feet
numbness of hands and feet
nausea
vomiting
low blood pressure
constipation
tiredness, feeling weak
headache
dizziness
diarrhoea

Uncommon Side Effects

worsening of irregular heartbeat
muscle weakness and cramps
sleep disorders
breathing problems (in patients with lung disease or asthma)
depression

For a full list of all side effects, read the patient leaflet supplied with your medication.

Drug Interactions

The beta blocker bisoprolol fumarate interacts with some medications. Your prescribing doctor will ask you about your medical history and medications you are taking. Make sure you mention any medicines you are taking or have recently taken, including prescription and non-prescription drugs as well as natural remedies.

Bisoprolol is known to interact with:

amiodarone, amlodipine and many other heart medications
medicines prescribed for depression and mental illnesses
some anesthetics
medications used to treat epilepsy
certain painkillers, including ibuprofen
decongestant medicines used to treat a blocked nose and asthma
medications used to treat eye conditions such as glaucoma
medications used to treat shock (such as adrenaline, dobutamine and noradrenaline)
the malaria medication mefloquine
rifampicin and other medications used to treat infections
ergotamine derivatives, used to treat severe headaches and migraines

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