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On nadolol 20mg&changing to carvedilol 20-concerned it's too high since i have low bp;dr says i have to start there bec of my current dose?too high?
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Monitor BP: The 20mg dose should be ok to make the switch to from the other 20mg beta blocker you are taking. Monitor your BP and if any symptoms of increased lethargy/tiredness/dizziness, etc. than call your Dr. and let them know. best wishes.
Answered 8/30/2014
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