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Is it possible for beta-blockers to cause damage to your heart in any way or form? i regret taking them because they gave me arrythmias. im 18
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Cardiologist: Assessment, single agent beta blockers are safe, at times problems arise when combined with other beta blockers or some other medicines, need to follow up regularly with your primary doctor/cardiologist, goodluck
Answered 9/7/2015
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