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Hi, is it safe to be taking lesuride (levosulpiride) daily or for a long term. please help. can it help in an angina!
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Uncertain: There are no really long term studies on this issue. One report found it being safe for up to a few months but safety is unknown when taken for years. As with any medication, you should take the lowest dose for the shortest duration whenever possible. The prudent approach would be making sure that you are being followed by the prescribing doctor on regular intervals.
Answered 4/13/2015
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