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2019-11-01 03:39:24
Is it safe to take sinarest while on medication with a beta blocker...!!?? Currently i'm under medication for graves desease. I have been using neo mercazole 5mg and inderal 40mg for some months but now after some follow ups neo mercazole has been stopped but i'm still on inderal 40 mg. My question is, is it safe to take sinarest while on medication with inderal 40..?? As i'm having blocked nose and watery eyes due To my sinus. Please advice
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Sinarest is best avoided as it contains a systemic decongestant that could raise your blood pressure and negate the effects of inderal. Take any simple antihistamine like cetirizine along with local decongestant nasal drops to decongest nose once daily at night if nose is stuffy.

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