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What are the side affects of verapamil (verelan )?
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Slow pulse, constipa: The most common side effects of verapamil relate to an excess of what it is prescribed for: a too-slow pulse and/or too-low blood pressure. Many people also experience some degree of constipation.
Answered 6/10/2015
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