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Will the weaning process off atenolol cause a rise in blood pressure?
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It is possible: Consult your local healthcare professional before adjusting your medication.
Answered 10/15/2017
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Yes it can: Yes it could raise the blood pressure and also cause palpitations. It is however usually done safely under the guidance of your doctor.
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