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Can a low dose of daily atenolol 25mg help with annoying benign pvcs?any harming long term effect of atenolol?
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Often helpful: and lowering caffeine intake, getting more sleep, are some other issues. There are not long term problems with beta blockers; side effects occur soon after starting and often get milder in short order as you get used to them (fatigue).
Answered 11/29/2014
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