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A member asked:
What do you suggest if my husband has been prescribed metoprolol to reduce his heartrate, which was running over 100 bpm.?
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Take it: Alternatively, nadolol is a good, once a day, generic betablocker that does the job well.
Answered 7/24/2014
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