Yes, nebivolol (Nebicard) can sometimes cause side effects like muscle weakness or leg pain, though this is less common. I understand how uncomfortable this must be. While it is reassuring that your blood pressure is well-controlled and you have no history of heart disease, please do not stop taking this medication abruptly. Suddenly discontinuing nebivolol can cause a sharp, unsafe rise in your blood pressure. I highly recommend consulting your doctor.

Yes, transitioning from Nebicard to Metoprolol?especially alongside your other medications like Telma AM and Amlo?can definitely contribute to heart rate fluctuations, skipped beats, and a slow pulse as your body adjusts. However, because you are experiencing chest pressure and a heart rate below 50, it is very important that you contact your doctor or cardiologist right away for a prompt evaluation. Please do not change your medication doses without their guidance.

While mild headache or nausea can sometimes occur as your body adjusts, the swelling in your face and fingers, combined with shoulder pain and uncontrolled blood pressure, requires prompt medical attention. Swelling of the face can occasionally indicate a serious allergic reaction or fluid retention. Please contact your prescribing doctor immediately or visit an urgent care clinic to have your blood pressure and these new symptoms safely evaluated. Please do not stop or alter your medication dose without direct medical guidance.

To lower uric acid naturally, avoid red meat, organ meat, and shellfish, drink lots of water, limit sugar and alcohol, and try to maintain a healthy weight. Exercise regularly, eat more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and manage stress.

A heart rate of 44 is quite low, which is likely a known effect of Nebicard B (nebivolol), a medication designed to slow the heart rate. Meanwhile, LN Bloc (cilnidipine) helps relax blood vessels, though the blood pressure of 150/83 remains slightly high. While there is no need to panic, a heart rate below 50 warrants a prompt visit to your doctor. They can safely evaluate and adjust these medications. If she experiences any dizziness, fainting, or extreme fatigue, please seek medical care right away.

Yes, beta-blockers like Nebicard-5 (Nebivolol) can sometimes trigger or worsen psoriasis (a skin condition marked by red, itchy, scaly patches). Since your father already has this condition, it is important to consult his doctor or a dermatologist. The doctor may recommend switching to an alternative blood pressure medication that is less likely to affect his psoriasis.