The commonly used drugs could disrupt the heart's electrical activity when taken alongside other medication or alone, research has shown.
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The following article Painkillers and antibiotics could raise the risk of irregular heart rhythms by up to '70%’ is courtesy of Daily Express :: Health Feed
The commonly used drugs could disrupt the heart's electrical activity when taken alongside other medication or alone, research has shown.
The commonly used drugs could disrupt the heart's electrical activity when taken alongside other medication or alone, research has shown.
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