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Constant awareness of pulse & beta blockers, what do you suggest?
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Awareness: The question isn't very clear. If you rephrase it, perhaps a reasonable answer can be fashioned. My suggestion is rephrase the question with more information so we can better try and answer it.
Answered 8/31/2014
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