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Had mild asthma as far as im aware since child. cardio gave me bisoprolol 1.25mg. i never use blue inhaler hardly just brown to be sure. is this safe?
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Betablocker & asthma: It shouldn't cause any problem with your likely intermittent asthma so it should be safe for you to take this medication. Bisoprolol that you are taking is at a very low dose. Plus it is a newer type of beta blocker that does not affect the airway system much.
Answered 11/2/2013
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