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pjammies

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Coronary Artery Spasms! Coreg CR Question ?
Posted: 09-20-07 20:11pm

Greetings all,

I'm 42 years old and had to go to the ER about a month ago because I felt as though I was having a heart attack. I ended up staying in the hospital for a week and after several tests (including stress and angiogram), I was diagnosed with coronary artery spasms and high blood pressure.

Interestingly enough, I had quit smoking (after 20 years) about two months before I ended up in the hospital.

My cardiologist now has me on Coreg CR (40 mg), Norvasc and Nitro Spray plus an aspirin a day. After I got out of the hospital, they gave me Lopressor but I still had the spasms until I started on the Coreg CR. My cardiologist said the Lopressor can actually hurt my type of condition.

However, all I want to do is sleep, my back hurts even worse and it feels as though my life energy is being sucked away.

I tried to stop taking it but had a bad episode so I take it at night and will discuss it with my doctor at my next appointment.

I am wondering if any of you are on Coreg CR and have experienced these symptoms and, if so, how do you cope?
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dexsterv

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Posted: 10-24-07 16:30pm

if you are on lopressor being that it lowers your pressure it makes you tired, many people complain about it

monitor your pressure when you are feeling your lowest and ask md if you could go to a lower dose.
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