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A member asked:
Want to quit nebivolol. i took 5mg for 9 days. skipped 1 day,then 1.25mg for 4 days. is it safe to quit nebivolol now?
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Probably but: Are you following your blood pressure. It is being used to treat blood pressure and as you drop the dose your blood pressure might come up. You need to have a strategy, so discuss with your physician as to what to do for your health
Answered 4/30/2018
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