Could the low humming sound I hear in my head at night and my trouble sleeping be related to my Inderal 40 medication, and should I see a doctor right away or can I manage this on my own? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could the low humming sound I hear in my head at night and my trouble sleeping be related to my Inderal 40 medication, and should I see a doctor right away or can I manage this on my own?

Asked by Male, 29 · 12 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

12 days ago

It is very possible that your sleep difficulties and the low humming sound you hear are related to Inderal (propranolol). Sleep disturbances are a known side effect of this medication, and some patients occasionally report tinnitus-like sounds at night. Please be reassured that while these symptoms are uncomfortable, they are not a medical emergency. You do not need to seek immediate emergency care, but you should not stop taking your medication suddenly on your own. I recommend scheduling a routine appointment with your doctor. They can safely evaluate your symptoms and discuss whether adjusting your dose or trying an alternative medication is the best step for you.

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