Solipsis
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I think so too, willow.
Propanolol is a beta blocker, epi acting on beta-adrenoceptors causes vasodilation which is blocked, and indirectly the balance shifts to alpha adrenoceptors which promote vasoconstriction. I am not a doctor either but as far as I can tell that could be bad, doubly so.
Maybe a sedative would be a good idea, other than that willows advice is just good to follow.
Propanolol is a beta blocker, epi acting on beta-adrenoceptors causes vasodilation which is blocked, and indirectly the balance shifts to alpha adrenoceptors which promote vasoconstriction. I am not a doctor either but as far as I can tell that could be bad, doubly so.
Maybe a sedative would be a good idea, other than that willows advice is just good to follow.