Mexiletine hydrochloride (mexiletine hydrochloride) Side Effects, Uses Dosages
Side Effects for Mexiletine hydrochloride (mexiletine hydrochloride)
Maybe dizzy a little. Heartburn a little.
IT SURE CALMED MY HEART DOWN. ITS GOOD WITH COUMADIN I THINK???? I WORE A MONITOR AND MY DOCTOR SEEN MY HEART WAS FLUTTER BAD.
I was taking this 3x a day. I was dizzy. My BP was very high and I was sick and dizzy all the time. The Dr reduced it to 2x a day and the bad side effects have pretty much subsided.
It’s helped regulate my heartbeat so my pacemaker doesn’t go off.
BP is very high (169/119) and just not feeling well. Also, some strange feelings in my head.
I know I've only been on this medicine for a couple of days but I have been on so many different medications for the past year and have exp. more side effects than the doctors expected. The side-effects are documented and many times the doctors are suprise or they say "that's a possibility"; however, they never disclose these side-effects up front. I will see how I feel within the next couple of days. If my pressure continues to be high, I plan to stop taking this medicine regardlesss what the doctor says.
Pain in nurves in bottom of feet
When starting out I was dizzy often.
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