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I've been on 40mg propanolol for 2 weeks i've now reduced dose to 20mg...is it ok now to stop taking altogether?
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Make sure you have your current prescriber guide you and being able to help in case you experience symptoms similar to the ones that triggered the addition of propranolol.
Answered 9/6/2022
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