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Is it recommended to be taking atenolol (beta blocker) for skin redness?
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Atenolol: It depends on what physiology the doctor is treating with the drug. Without knowing what the associations of the skin redness are, judging if atenolol is appropriate is speculation.
Answered 1/31/2014
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