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2021-07-25 05:07:41
Hi, Follow up to my previous question on stopping concor 5mg. I have been taking it for 1 and half months now. Initially when they switched me from metroprolol to telma my heart rate went to 190 and i was in day care for two days. That is why am concerned would it re occur if i stop concor 5mg now. Thanks in advance
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Answered2021-07-25 05:09:31

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