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What's the long term effects of the heart rate lowering bisoprolol 2.5mg in healthy people for sinus tachycardia.can they increase aortic pressure?
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I know of NO: long term effects from using beta blockers (such as Bisoprolol) for rapid heart rate! They will not increase (and in fact they will DECREASE) the aortic presssure! Hope this helps! Dr z
Answered 1/14/2017
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