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I accidentally took levothyroxine and bisoprolol on accident twice. i usually take them in the morning and for being distracted i accidentally took them again before bed. could that cause any harm?
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Not likely. Discuss with your dr who knows you m. I do not.
Answered 6/14/2021
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