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What will happen if you take too many decongestant pills?
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Decongestant pills: Can cause disturbance in heart rate, increase in blood pressure, etc.. and other side effects, don't exceed recommended dosage / indication, follow instructions well, don't use if contraindicated (e.g having allergy to the drug or hypertensive), good luck
Answered 6/6/2017
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