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Saiful Islamover 4 years ago
What is the rationale of using beta blocker and beta agonist in CHF? Since beta blocker blocks the receptor where do the beta agonists act then?
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over 4 years ago
Beta blocker do act on receptors and block it for the action but the drug have a particular time of action as the time of action and the drug is broken down into least toxin and excreted through your kidney
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