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A member asked:
Dr said ok to stop 5 mg bystolic (nebivolol). can you split or cut 5 mg bystolic (nebivolol) .can you safely go to 2.5 mg or do you need to do 3.75 mg for a week then 2.5 mg
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Safe to cut in 1/2: You can wean off the bystolic (nebivolol) by taking 2.5 mg for a week, then stop the bystolic (nebivolol). Shouldn't be a problem.
Answered 1/10/2014
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