or occasional stomach upset can occur particularly after taking the dose. MedlinePlus lists this among common reactions that usually fade with continued use. Taking the medication with food as directed by your provider is one practical way many people reduce this sensation.
8. Cold Hands and Feet
Reduced blood flow to the extremities can leave fingers and toes feeling cooler than normal. This is a classic effect of beta blockers and while it is rarely serious it can be uncomfortable in colder weather. Wearing layers or using simple warming techniques
