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A member asked:
If my betablocker causes rebound tachycardia if i don't take it (and it does and it feels horrible) how do i wean off atenolol 12.5mg twice a day.....
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Supervision: Best to work with a doctor on this. Generally a longer period of weaning may be required or transitioning to other therapy during this time.
Answered 1/23/2014
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