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I am taking a diet pill called phintermine and i'm worried it may cause heart problems. should i stop taking it? it's a percription med and my doctor doesn't seemed to be worried
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Risk low: Risk is low, but should be monitored. Ask the doc who prescribed it for more info.
Answered 3/26/2013
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