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Is it true there is a "rebound effect" when coming off bystolic 5mg, and if so, will slowly tapering off totally prevent rebound effect?
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Taper is safer: yes it can cause rebound hypertensive but usually taper it slowly usually prevent that from happening and if that happened it would be very mild
Answered 4/22/2017
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