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I have been taking metoprolol(25mg) for my anxiety. it been a week. i'm 17 years old. my doctor told me to take the pills to 30 or 32 days. i want to know after i take the last pill should i stop taking the medication or should i see my doctor?
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You should follow up with your prescribing doctor before you run out of the medication. Your doctor will want to know how it affected you and decide if it should be continued or changed.
Answered 3/18/2021
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