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Can I get PRP injections while I am taking carvedilol (beta blocker)?

Sensible331905Jul 12, 2023
Can I get PRP injections (for skin rejuvenation) while I am taking carvedilol (beta blocker) for flushing? Can carvedilol have some negative effect on quality of PRP? Thanks for advice

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