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Do i need to go off my beta blocker for my cardiac mri?
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It should not be: necessary to go off your beta blocker for your Cardiac MRI however there are certain situations where this could be true. You need to direct this question to the health care provider who ordered your MRI since they know the reason for the test.
Answered 2/7/2017
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