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I'm under 120mg of mylan-verapamil every morning i had another one in the evening by mistake can i continue taking my 120mg this morning?
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Yes as long as..: As long as your blood pressure and heart rate is ok and you dont feel dizzy or light headed.
Answered 2/25/2013
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