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does propranolol eventually make you "emotionless"
i have heard that eople taking the drug for long periods seem withdrawn and "emotionless". i have been prescribed them and would like to know if this is true?

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If you take too much it can have negative effects. Beta-blockers were never my favourite drug of choice- for anything but they do still have it's place. They are being used less and less now though.
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I have read some years ago that 25% of people on long term beta blockers (propranolol is a type of beta blocker) develop clinical depression. Which can make your behaviour "flat" and "seemingly emotionless".
Many entertainers take beta blockers to prevent stage fright occasionally.
But...beta blockers reduce the chance of a second heart attack, and are very effective in treating many heart/blood pressure/migraine disorders.
I would suggest you take the propranolol and see what happens to your mood.
If you become depressed or your loved ones tell you you are acting strange, speak to your doctor about using a different medication.
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For what condition is the Propanolol prescribed for? Since medications differ in effect for each individual, it would be best to check on how it works for you. If it helps ease your discomfort and condition, then go ahead and take it. If not, then ask your doctor for an alternative to it.

Propanolol slows down the heart to ease the stress on it brought about by anxiety. This can cause weakness for some especially those used to being so active. However, should you be feeling any adverse side effects from it, it is best to approach your doctor for another medication that may be better for you.

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