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My new atenolol for high blood pressure appropriately moved my heart rate from an average 93 to around 73 most times. this is why i feel so tired?
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Beta blockers : I do not think that your reduced pulse rate is the cause of your lethargy. One of the main side effects of beta blockers is tiredness. Good Luck
Answered 7/17/2018
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