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I'm taking concor cor 2.5mg ,half tablet a day for 2-3 months now ,however i started noticing some problems , the biggest is the decreased libido .
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It is surprising: that such a low dose of Beta Blocker would affect your libido but possible. If it is being used for hypertension management there are many alternative therapies your health care provider could use instead that are unlikely to affect your libido. Discuss this with him/her.
Answered 11/27/2017
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