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Which beta blocker is best for heart

2021-11-15 10:21:59
I have anxiety induced tachycardia... But, from last one year I have normal resting rate 100-130 and BP 130/140- 70-80 Doctor prescribed Ciplar LA 40 mg and amitone 10 I m taking this from last 4 days, now it started working my resting heart rate is between 70-85 and BP 110/80 There is one more choice of drug which is metoprolol 25 mg Which is better ciplar LA or Metoprolol? For 1 month use Thank you
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Both are fine take whatever your doctor has prescribed do not self change medicines

Answered2021-11-16 01:40:57

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Metoprolol

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