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A member asked:

Cardiologist in uk prescribed bisoprolol 2.5mg for nocturnal sinus tachycardia which works although in the us normally another betablocker is used ?

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Beta-blocker.: There are several different beta-blockers available, and while there may be subtle differences in their effects many can be used for similar indications.

Answered 1/11/2017

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