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200mg zoloft, (sertraline) mellissa tea and 375 mg magnesium tablet is that a good combination for the night. i finish work late and wondering if that would work.
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Your call: Your own experience will tell you. If you fall asleep easily, do not have disturbing dreams, and wake up feeing refreshed, then it is an ok combination. Having said that, if you do have issues, then it may the zoloft, (sertraline) so might choose to take it in the morning instead.
Answered 3/6/2014
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