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A member asked:
Think i'm having a allergic reaction to indoblok rash and feel bruised?
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Allergic reaction: If you've been taking this beta blocker regularly, do not abruptly stop it without the supervision of your prescribing physician. You could take an antihistamine and then notify your physician about the rash. It's possible that another beta blocker will be substituted. Abrupt discontinuation of beta blockers can result in rebound serious effects.
Answered 6/3/2019
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