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I have subacute thyroiditis.dr. prescribed 20mg propranolol 2x1 but used 10mg once a day.my pulse is normal.do you think it is necessary to use 40mg?
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There are other: advantages to using beta blockers in thyroid disease besides heart rate control. You need to discuss your dosing with your health care provider.
Answered 3/29/2017
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