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What are the withdrawal symptoms of toprol (metoprolol) xl?
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Stopping Toprol (metoprolol) XL: The most common symptom of stopping Toprol (metoprolol) is an elevated heart rate or tachycardia. You may also see an elevated blood pressure. In order to stop the Toprol (metoprolol) it is usually advised to wean off slowly to prevent the elevated heart rate. I would recommend discussing with you doctor before stopping any medicine.
Answered 9/5/2015
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