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Should I take my usual medicines?

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Some medications should be taken and others should not. It is important to discuss this with your anesthesiologists. Do not interrupt medications unless your anesthesiologist or surgeon recommends it.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 January 2007 06:42 )  

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