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Lorraine
09/24/08
Lorraine
Category:Triptans and vasocontriction

Triptans causing vasoconstriction.

I read that Frova causes arteries to constrict. If I stop taking Frova, do the arteries return to normal size or do they stay narrow forever?  Also, after taking Frova for 2 years, if i stop completely, will my arteries ever return to normal size?  What I'm trying to ask is if Frova...
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