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Is it safe to take buspirone 7.5mg with sertraline 50mg together?
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Yes: That's not at all an unusual combination and those are small doses for both meds. Most people will need to gradually increase the zoloft (sertraline) to get to a therapeutic dose and will most likely need to gradually increase the Buspirone as well in order to get any advantage from it.
Answered 1/17/2021
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