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What withdrawal problems could i expect after being on digoxin for many yrs for lone paraoxsymal af? the plan is for 1 tab qod for 2 weeks and then dc
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Digoxin: We really don't see withdrawal problems with digoxin. If its being used for rate control in afib, the rate will increase unless another agent is on board.
Answered 3/31/2013
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