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I weaned off labetelol 3 weeks ago. my heart rate was in the 60s then, now it's in the high 80s to 90s. is this normal?
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Yes, but: Labetalol, a beta blocker, does lower heart rate, that will increase when stopped. However, resting heart rate high 80s-90s is a little high. If this persists another week or two you should see Ur doc. Also, if u are now off labetalol Ur doc should be following you anyway. Good luck.
Answered 9/17/2015
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