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I have high blood pressure and palpitations, should i use bisoprolol (concor 5mg) forever?if yes does it has any bad effect in the future.
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Bisoprolol: Whether you should take bisoprolol long term is best asked of the dr. Who is treating you. Beta blockers can be used safely for many years.
Answered 9/20/2013
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