I'm really worried and need some advice. What would happen if someone accidentally took a lot more Concor 2.5 mg than they should have, like if they ended up taking 25 mg all at once? What could be the effects or outcome of taking such a high dose?

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Dr Mubarak Parveez B

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No you are not supposed to take,if consumed would cause srious complications do not attempt take

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