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Is it ok to take flovent inhaler and then go to sleep? and does this increase my heart rate? if so how do i calm myself down?
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Yes: Use the Flovent inhaler as directed. Healthtap offers virtual consultations for medication review. Rinse mouth after use.
Answered 10/13/2020
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