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A member asked:
Taking betapace (sotalol). would a different betablocker be better in controlling spikes in heart rate and blood pressure from anxiety attacks? tremors too?
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So tall Betapace (sotalol) sx: Talk to your cardiologist. Betapace or sotalol is one option of many antiarrthymic medications.
Answered 6/24/2014
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