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Which beta-blocker is safest and least side effects for long term hypertension pietient?
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Beta blocker: For a young patient with hypertension who doesn't have a rapid resting heart rate or coronary artery disease, I favor a beta blocker from the class of beta blocker vasodilators such as labetolol or nebivolol because these won't prevent your heart rate from rising appropriately when you're exercising.
Answered 8/10/2020
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