Propranolol — Drug Interactions, Alcohol & Pregnancy Guide

Last reviewed: · Source: US FDA drug label database

About Propranolol

Propranolol is a non-selective beta-blocker used for heart conditions, migraine prevention, and situational anxiety (e.g. performance anxiety). In diabetics, it masks hypoglycaemia warning signs. Do not stop suddenly.

Also sold as: Inderal, Bedranol, Angilol

Drug class Non-selective beta-blocker
Used for Hypertension, Angina, Anxiety (situational), Migraine prevention, Thyrotoxicosis, Essential tremor
Max adult dose 40-320mg daily depending on indication
OTC in UK Prescription only

Propranolol and Alcohol

🟡 USE WITH CAUTION

Use caution — alcohol can enhance propranolol's blood-pressure-lowering effect and may mask signs of low blood sugar in diabetics.

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Propranolol — Drug Combinations

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Propranolol + Sertraline
Propranolol and sertraline are often prescribed together for anxiety — the combi…
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Propranolol + Salbutamol
Propranolol directly blocks salbutamol's action and can itself trigger life-thre…

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