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Is drinking in moderation compatible with taking 50mg doses of atenolol, used to treat an occasional increased heart rate?
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U should b ok: Although, alcohol can be arrythmogenic ( causing palpitations).Best to discus with ur doctor.
Answered 6/18/2015
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