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Could long term pediatric and adolescent use of valium (spastic cerebral palsy) cause transient tachycardia as an adult?
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Doubtful: Unlikely unless withdrawing from the medication, then for sure yes, and can be dangerous so i wouldn't do so without doctor supervision.
Answered 6/10/2012
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