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I've been feeling fatigue for several weeks now also joint soreness. started. carvedilol for heart few days ago. should i see improvement in these sym?
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Uncertain.: If joint pain began after you started to take carvedilol, then one might suspect a drug reaction. Otherwise, your physician should, after a careful reexamination, be able to determine a possible explanation for your symptoms.
Answered 3/8/2013
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