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Will calcium channel blocker overdose (accidentally took 2 days' pills) stop me from going on my vacation?
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No: This is a minimal over dose and not really at a level that will affect your health of vacation. Continue with your regular dose of medications in the future and enjoy your trip.
Answered 2/19/2012
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No: Two days dose is not an overdose.
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