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I have been using throat spray and have accidentally swallowed some each time of use, i now have been having heart palps. can the phenol cause this?
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Yes, but: more likely from decongestant if you are using a med with pseudoephedrine. Stop using them if you have significant palpitations, and see your doctor for alternative cold meds.
Answered 5/13/2018
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