<p>Take special care and consult your doctor before taking Celiprolol Hydrochloride if you:</p>

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	<li>have liver or kidney problems</li>
	<li>have Prinzmetal&rsquo;s angina (chest pain while resting)</li>
	<li>have poor blood circulation e.g. Raynaud&rsquo;s, Burger&rsquo;s Disease. Symptoms of Raynaud&rsquo;s disease include fingers and toes changing colour when cold and tingling or painful on warming up. Your doctor will closely monitor you while taking this medicine.</li>
	<li>have inadequate circulation of blood through the coronary arteries.</li>
	<li>have ever had a skin condition known as psoriasis. Your doctor will stop this medicine if you have.</li>
	<li>have asthma or breathing problems due to long term lung problems (called bronchitis or emphysema)</li>
	<li>have a thyroid problem as the effects of an overactive thyroid gland (thyrotoxicosis) may be hidden by beta blocker medicine</li>
	<li>have a history of severe allergies, particularly to other medicines, including anaphylactic reactions</li>
	<li>need anti-allergic treatment eg. following a wasp or bee sting; your doctor may wish to interupt your Celiprolol Hydrochloride treatment to prevent a possible allergic reaction.</li>
	<li>are diabetic. Patients with diabetes should be aware that the symptoms of low blood pressure (hypoglycaemia) may be hidden by beta blocker medicines</li>
	<li>have any heart failure that is under control with medication. Your doctor will give this medicine under strict medical surveillance</li>
	<li>have a slow or irregular heartbeat.</li>
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