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Take 25mgs atenolol 2xdaily. doctor wants me to wean off. how can i safely do this?
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Atenolol: If your doctor wants you to wean off the drug, he/she should give you the appropriate instructions and you should ask that doctor. Weaning atenolol is not difficult but you should do it as your doctor outlines.
Answered 4/14/2015
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