P66
3 Topics FoundNo these pills are green with the numbers 44 548/ Lot # P66530 and Expiration Date: 10/12.The pill contains Guaifenesin 200 mg and Phenylephrine HCI 5 mg. Is this a diet pill? Thanks ## NO ## Guafenesin and Phenylephrine are commonly used in over the counter cold remedies, so as Bruce said, no it is not a diet pill. Common side effects may include: nausea, dizziness, dry mouth and chapped lips. Learn more: Are there any other comments or questions?
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Since mid Feb. 2015, I have tapered my BP meds (candesartan-16mg from 32mg; HCT-dropped from 25mg; Amlodipine-5mg) on my PCP's advice as it appears to be increasing my blood creatinine levels. Although my BP has remained normal (117/68 p66) since and indeed gone down, I continue to experience intermittent/sporadic 'burns/tingles' on various parts of my left arm (e.g., outside elbow, fingers, triceps, above wrist, etc.) and upper shoulder. Also, sometimes, I feel activity/heat in my left chest area. My PCP and cardiologist say that as long as my BP is okay and I am able to sustain my workouts that I should not worry. My weekly exercise routine is; 3 hours of heavy weightlifting, 2 hours of singles tennis, 2 hours-biking, and 80 minutes on an elliptical. My heart does not feel...
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I was put on metoprol tart 1/2 of 25mg once a day in the hospital after breaking out in a purple dot rash all over my trunk and extreme itch. The Dr in hospital said I was allergic to previous BP med's cardizemCD 180 once a day. Now rash is cleared up but still onmetoprolol tart. My BP is very low Adverage is 115/70 P66 Any advice is welcome. Thanks ## I was recently placed on Metoprol Tar 25mg for high blood pressure. This is the first time I have taken medication for HBP. Any info about these drugs is welcome since I feel they are just being administired for the benefit of drug companies and doctors. Info on side effects is also welcomed. Thank You. ## I am not sure exactly what advice the first poster wanted, that is not a dangerously low blood pressure or heart rate, so it seems...
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