A 41-year-old member asked:
was prescribed atenelol at 12.5 mg's is it safe to take?
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Dr. John Garner answered
16 years experience Cardiology
One assumes: That's less than the usual starting dose, so if your doc prescribed it, one assumes they were taking your circumstances into consideration. That said, you've given us no reason why it wouldn't be ok, right?
Answered on Mar 22, 2014
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