Anyone experience this?

After being in the hospital for afib and having my heart rhythm restored, my cardiologist put me on coreg as well as coumadin. I have strange dreams and really have had a lack of energy. I expect to be slower at age 77, but not this
bad. I am a recently retired male and would really like more pep to exercise and be more active

[Jerry_NJ]

I assume Coreg is a beta blocker... they are famous for causing fatigue.  I take Metoprolol - and I have found that I have adjusted somewhat.  The medication still takes it toll on my energy (I think it is the problem, I am a mere 70).  

Metoprolol is a selective BB, and is not supposed to affect one's mental state, but it may be the source of your dream problem.  I have what I call "trouble mares" every night and have for years.  That said, it has been going on long enough that I don't remember which was first, the dream problem or going on BB.  When not on BB I was on Propafenone, an anti arrhythmic drug and I think I may have had dreams then too... typing this response I have to admit I don't know if Propafenone is also a BB.

If you are in sinus rhythm and are having difficult symptoms of fatigue and dreams I'd suggest talking with your doctor about changing your mediation - to something other than a BB if possible.  I have no suggestions, but will take this up again with my cardiologist.  He did agree on my last check up to let me drop my dose of BB by 50%, but the dreams continue.

[Pops32]

Thanks for your help. My dreams  usually are also "trouble mares" (like your label) I will discuss this with my cardiologist when I see him in a couple of weeks.