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miacalcin fibbrillation

Jane W

11/10/08

Jane W

Topics:Heart problems , Miacalcin

I have a lot of heart fluttering. I have been taking Miacalcin for several years. Could that be causing my heart fluttering? Is there any research on this?

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Pam Flores

Monday, November 10, 2008

Hi Jane: Great question. Here's a link on miacalcin that will explain the side effects. Talk to your Dr about this and see if there is a correlation between the two. You may also want to talk to your pharmacist and see if this symptom could be related to the nasal spray. Notify your Dr about this, since this sounds like a new symptom that they may not be aware of.

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