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  1. Gwen
    29 September 2009 @ 10:28 am

    Can verapamil be used along side propanalol and topamax?

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  2. James
    30 September 2009 @ 5:30 pm

    Hi Gwen,

    You’ll need to talk to your doctor about your particular situation, especially when dealing with multiple drug combinations. I know there are especially concerns about taking propranolol and calcium channel blockers such as verapamil together, because they do interact. There have been concerns about some anti-seizure meds with verapamil – I’m not aware that Topamax is one of them, but again it’s best to check with your doctor about your specific situation.

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  3. Candi
    19 October 2013 @ 12:35 pm

    I took verapamil in the past 40 mg three times a day. My low blood pressure went even lower. I wasn’t experiencing any dizziness though. I stopped it however because my GP was concerned. My migraine stayed away for a year. It’s now back and my vision symptoms are worse 24/7 and so my neuro suggested I go back on but at a lower dose 40 mg twice a day. I am scared this is going to cause my bp 90/60 to go even lower again and do something like cause me to pass in my sleep. Is it easier to control with the immediate release pills?

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  4. Allen
    7 November 2014 @ 3:08 pm

    Anyone with Type 1 diabetes on this medication? Complications? Unexpected low blood sugars after a few weeks?

    http://www.news-medical.net/news/20120323/Verapamil-drug-may-reverse-diabetes-related-death-of-pancreatic-beta-cells.aspx

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  5. What Is Verapamil Used For Migraine - Know Your Migraine
    3 September 2021 @ 8:14 pm

    […] prevent migraine headaches. Available as a generic product and under brand names Calan and Verelan, verapamil;is in a class of drugs called calcium channel blockers that primarily are used to treat high blood […]

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