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I think bisoprolol are giving me headaches in the day as i take my dose at 8am. can i change my dose to 8pm to see if it stops the headaches?
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Likely yes: If the dosing is once a day, then you can try take it at night. But before you make any change, please inform your prescribing doctor about the problem.
Answered 6/17/2014
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