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A member asked:
I see all the withdrawal about metoprolol im about to go crazy will i sstill have them when i switch toamlodipine?
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Tapering: It is advisable to taper off beta blockers like metoprolol to avoid rebound rises in heart rate and other sympathetic nervous system changes. Amlodopine has no beta blocking activity.
Answered 3/7/2014
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