Carelio 100 mg metoprolol‑succinate 30 Tablets
Carelio tablets contain "Metoprolol Succinate," a long-acting beta-blocker. It works by lowering high blood pressure, regulating heart rate, and reducing heart strain, helping to prevent angina and heart attack
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Secure PaymentsSecure and protected payment methods to safeguard your data.- Key IngredientsMetoprolol Succinate 100 mg
- Product FormTablets
- Package Size30 Tablets
- Caution & WarningsContraindicated for those with cardiogenic shock or unstable heart failure. Inform your doctor if you are scheduled for surgery requiring general anesthesia.
- Storage ConditionsStore in a dry place below 30°C, and keep out of reach of childre
- How To UseSwallow the tablets whole with water once daily, preferably with or immediately after a meal. Do not chew or crush extended-release tablets.
- ConcernsHeart Health & Hypertension Management
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What is the primary use of Carelio (Metoprolol)?
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Answer: Carelio is used to treat hypertension (high blood pressure), angina pectoris, and heart failure, and to reduce cardiovascular risks after a heart attack.
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How does this medication work in the body?
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Answer: It belongs to the "beta-blockers" group; it works by slowing down the heart rate and reducing the workload on the heart muscle, which helps lower blood pressure.
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What is the difference between Metoprolol "Succinate" and other types?
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Answer: "Succinate" is an extended-release formula, meaning it releases the medication slowly to provide continuous 24-hour protection.
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Can I stop taking it suddenly?
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Answer: No, you should not stop taking Carelio abruptly, as this may worsen chest pain or cause a sudden spike in blood pressure; discontinuation must be gradual and supervised by a doctor.
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Does Carelio affect physical exercise?
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Answer: You may notice that your heart rate does not increase as much during exertion; this is normal due to the medication’s effect, but consult your doctor regarding suitable exercise intensity.
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