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A member asked:
I have tinnitus and have been taking atenolol 25mg for 10 years. how can i change to another so my t gets better or disappears. any suggestions.
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Hypertension: Tinnitus is not a high probability side effect of atenolol. Should work with your doctor or an ENT specialist to try to help.
Answered 6/10/2014
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