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A member asked:
Currently taking atenolol 25mg every evening at 7pm but forgot this evening and took it at 8pm. is that ok? and can i go back to 7pm tomorrow?
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Certainly: There is no problem with your plan of action and it should not have any adverse effect on your pulse or blood pressure.
Answered 2/9/2015
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