I took these for a day and suffered with a migrane, strange thing, saw funny sine wave patterns, couldn't see through a wall of water in front of my eyes, my speech was dislectic. my wife phoned the doctor and He said stop the tablets immediately. These were prescribed because of high blood pressure. had high blood pressure for many years, took all the different tablets, then tried Bendrofluorizide ( think thats about how you spell it) and pressure dropped immediately. now pressure is, at rest in the evening, 90 over 50.
( makes you a bit dizzy when you get out of a chair) and during the day, 110 over 80 ish. before these tablets I used to amuse the doctor with readings of 180 over 105. I must say I felt better with the high blood pressure, full of vigour and go, no breathlessness, but I had a mini stroke
( paralysed for 20 minutes,hospital job, feeling strange for 3 months after) so low blood pressure is now a definite yes, as a stroke is the most horrid thing you can imagine, no control over your body,dependant on other people. I know mine was only 20 mins, but that was enough. afterwards, I told my wife that If I had a proper stroke and was completely paralised that She must poison me or something, thats how bad it is. so, try different tablets, beta blockers etc, but don't stop taking the tablets just because you don't feel as you used to. I must just add, that after my mini stroke, I googled stroke and somehow came to the answerbank,( for the first time,) and a young lady, who does not appear to be on the site anymore, told me she had had the same thing, and she gave me a lot of comfort explaining what happened to her and how She was coping. So, I know medical things should be left with doctors but experience is how they gain the knowledge. Sorry for the long reply, but one thing that is a must, do not eat any salt!!!!!!! Salt narrows the arteries and causes pressure to rise, so no salt on fish and chips, do not eat salty bacon hocks ect. its your life at stake, so a bit of inconvenience with food is not a bad price to pay for a longer life.