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Toprol (metoprolol) only med for 150days. leg fatigue started 3 weeks ago (no other symptoms) tons of dr testing, all neg. off for 6 days, when will i feel better?
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Soon: The first question is if your symptoms are truly related to the medication. After 6 days your symptoms should already be starting to improve. If it is related to the medicine, and your symptoms haven't improved yet, they should soon.. The medicine typically doesn't last very long. Good luck, feel better.
Answered 5/16/2018
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