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Got flexril for back, read dont take with heart beat disorder. i have a probable arrhythmia and was wondering what would happen? possiblity? asap plz!
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Complex question : It all depends on the type of arrhythmia, how long it's been present, underlying heart disease(s), & how your body reacts to medications as well as the other medications that you do or could potentially take in the future. The blanket warning on the FDA label keeps you informed but does not give specifics. Talk to your doctor or use Healthtap Prime to get a more specific answer for you.
Answered 5/26/2016
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