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Fever and Sore throte runny nose
I have light fever 99.8 and runny nose with sore throte from yesterday. too much body Ace . My heart beating 100 to 130 can i take beta blocker with cough cold medicine and paracetamol . I am on ethizolam and proponolol . It it safe .
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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