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Im supposed to take my beta blocker medicine for 32 days. should see my doctor before i ran out of pills? i have no medical issues though? my doctor said i was okay but it was just anxiety?
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You have not cited why you were placed on a beta blocker to begin with. If the doc believes this is anxiety, you can certainly contact them but may be better off with a referral to a life coach/therapist to learn skills to deal with it.
Answered 3/23/2021
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