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I have hypertension. i'm on 100 mg of labetalol 2x's a day. sometimes my numbers are as low as 110/70 heart rate: 55. do i wait to take 2nd dose?
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Labetolol: Should is cuss with your dr. But in general you should take the drug as the levels will fall off. In some people the interval may need to be increased.
Answered 2/14/2016
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