Ira,
Terry made some good suggestions. I have one more. Get another doctor if the best that your current doctor can give you in response to a reasonable question is a snarky answer.
I had quintuple bypass surgery 5 years ago and never felt that my legs were heavy. Maybe it's from water retention, which should be considered by a cardiologist? My feet were swollen for a time post surgery before resolving itself. Maybe your heavy legs are a simikar issue? In any event, you deserve a straight up thoughtful answer from your cardiologist, not a wisecrack.
Hang in there brother. We've all been there and made it through. So will you.
Ira Too
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Ira Reid
Hoboken NJ
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-03-2023 10:25
From: Terry Tannenbaum
Subject: NIGHTMARES AND LEGS
Are you taking Metoprolol? It's been known to produce nightmares. I switched to Atenolol which bypasses the brain. Are you getting enough exercise? Have you tried journaling or writing down your dreams? Try watching comedies or reading before bed. I hope these suggestions help.
-Terry