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A member asked:
I was on metoprolol for anxiety but stopped because my hr was too low. am i at risk for a heart attack now that i stopped?
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No: The heart rate should be back to its baseline. Being of the metoprolol does not put you at an increased risk of heart issues. Talk to your doctor to help with your anxiety
Answered 7/30/2018
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