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Propanolol
I am on propanolol 10 mg on past 3 months and was on 20mg for past month..
Is propanolol 20mg a higher dose?
How to taper it down?
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It’s a mild dose…u can decrease n see the dose to 10mg…then aftr 1week take half of 10mg tablet for few days then stop…
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Monitor ur blood pressure once a week till u stop
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Not at all propranolol 20 mg is a safe dosage ! Before tapering or stopping speak to your doctor
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It is not an unsafe dose. There are people who take 40-80 mg per day too
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