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Can she take propranolol with bp of 88/42 & pulse of 55?doctor said fine for her to take,but not if she has low bp.aren't these low numbers?thank you
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I would: NOT prescribe propranolol for someone with this BP and Pulse rate!!!! Hope this is helpful! DrZ
Answered 5/18/2017
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