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Can i take a beta blocker as needed for palpitations? if so, which one is better? metoprolol or bisoprolol?
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Yes: If you're taking it just for palpitations, it is reasonable to take it only on an "as needed" basis. And either of those choices is fine; they are really quite equivalent.
Answered 3/14/2019
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This is done in: Select cases...Either is acceptable. Also keeping well hydrated, teducing stimulants and regular exercise can also be quite beneficial.
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