Adamk

The sudden absence of the chemicals in drugs such as Metropolol and other BP drugs on the market, can be very dangerous. And should be done only at the advice of your doctor imo. They will safely lower the dosage, minimizing the potential and very harmful side effects. These may include, but are not limited to, Intense Anxiety, Trouble Sleeping, Brain Fog. Rapid Heart Rate, Angina, Suicidal Thoughts, and Depression. And in some cases shown, Hallucinations can be a factor. While Hallucinations may only effect a small portion of those taking these drugs. It's important to recognize that this is a very serious side effect of the sudden stopping of Metropolol, and other similar BP medications. These medicines controls blood flow and oxygen to the heart and brain. Interfering with what your body is requiring, can put your body into a type of shock, that can last for as long as a month or longer. Always talk to your doctor, before considering stopping Metropolol.