Performance Anxiety Medication Online – Get Support with Confidence

Performance anxiety (sometimes called stage fright) is a mix of physical and emotional responses triggered before or during a performance, public speaking, presentations, or other high-pressure situations. Symptoms may include:

• Racing heart / rapid breathing
• Dry mouth, tight throat
• Trembling hands or voice
• Sweaty palms
• Nausea or butterflies in the stomach
• Cold or clammy skin

It’s very common—but treatable.

Propranolol is a beta-blocker medication that’s FDA-approved for use in cardiovascular conditions, migraine prevention, and other health issues. It is also prescribed off-label for performance anxiety to help reduce the physical symptoms of stress—like shaking, sweating, or a racing heart—without causing grogginess or dependency common with sedatives.

• Take a single dose 30-60 minutes before the event or performance you want to feel calm for
• A single dose usually provides relief for up to ~8 hours, depending on metabolism and individual response
• Begin with the prescribed dosage and avoid adjusting without consulting a provider

Most people tolerate Propranolol well. Possible side effects include:

• Dizziness or lightheadedness
• Fatigue or tiredness
• Cold hands or feet
• Upset stomach, nausea
• Sleep disturbances in rare cases

• Not recommended if you have asthma, certain heart conditions, diabetes with unstable blood sugar, or if you are taking certain medications (like other blood pressure meds or beta-agonists)
• Uncommon but serious reactions: difficulty breathing, swelling, rash — seek medical attention
• Discuss your full medical history with your provider before starting.

• If you miss a planned dose before an event, do not double up—simply use it before your next performance when needed
• Store tablets in the original container, at room temperature, away from moisture or heat
• Monitor how your body responds, especially with first use—timing and dosage may need minor adjustment