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Hi! i think i might have drank too much coffee. i'm experiencing hallucinations, head ache, and irregular heartbeat. what should i do?
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See your PCP: These symptoms are not necessarily a reflection of too much caffeine. They can be attributable to a number of different problems. Seeing your pcp is the first step to resolving these symptoms.
Answered 3/16/2013
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