when standing up quickly, some people feel dizzy. This relates to how the medication affects blood pressure.
Simple steps to reduce risk:
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- Rise slowly from sitting or lying positions.
- Stay well hydrated.
- Avoid sudden movements.
- Consider checking blood pressure at home regularly.
If dizziness persists, your doctor may review your dose or other factors.
3. Cold Hands and Feet
Reduced blood flow to the extremities can make hands and feet feel colder. This is a common beta-blocker effect.
Try these approaches:
- Wear warm socks or gloves.
