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Constant skipped heart beats for two weeks dr put me on atenolol should i be worried about these is that a good drug for them?
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Yes: atenolol is a good drug -- but skip beats oftentimes related to diet, nutrition, and electrolytes abnormality
Answered 1/15/2020
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