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I went to dr yesterday and was giving a breathing treatment. it made me jittery and i'm still having a very fast heart rate. is this normal?
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Yes: It should resolve over today, but you should avoid coffee, smoking, alcohol and other stimulants. Broncho-dilators do have adrenaline-like effects on your nervous system. It is unusual for those effects to last more than a day. Relax as best you can. Then check back with your doctor if you have to.
Answered 1/4/2013
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