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Meds: Am I looking to deep into this?

Posted By: sm on 2007-10-14
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Subject: Meds: Am I looking to deep into this?

MEDICATIONS:  He takes Crestor, Diovan, 'lowest' aspirin, Toprol, Flomax, and Trileptal.


Make sense or is there any such other term that would fit there?  I am at a loss with this one and of course there is no hesitation between meds, so I am thinking it belongs together. = )




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