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Case report describes vivid dreams and oscillopsia in two patients using propranolol for migraines, indicating potential side effects.
Propranolol, a beta-adrenergic blocker, is commonly used for migraine prophylaxis and other indications. While its side effects include fatigue, dizziness and sleep disturbances, vivid dreams and oscillopsia are rarely reported. This case report describes two instances of vivid dreams and oscillopsia in patients prescribed propranolol for migraine management. The cases highlight the need for heightened awareness of such adverse effects, especially in long-term therapy.
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