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i am very nervous about starting a new med...bystolic. is this a generally safe med? i don't like feeling anxious about it.

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Dr. Bennett Werner
Dr. Bennett Werner answered
Cardiology 44 years experience
Yes: Very safe and FDA approved. The vast majority (>95%) of people who took it in controlled trials had no more side effects than people taking a placebo (sugar pill).
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