pulse or feel like your heart is beating less forcefully.
Monitor your pulse as advised by your doctor. Report rates consistently below 50-60 beats per minute, especially if accompanied by dizziness or shortness of breath.
4. Cold Hands and Feet
Reduced blood flow to the extremities can make your hands and feet feel chilly. This is a classic beta-blocker effect linked to how the medication influences blood vessels.
Practical help includes wearing warmer socks, gentle hand and foot massages, or keeping active with light movement to improve circulation.
5. Depression
