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Is it okay to take a pro hormone with oxcarbazepine?

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Drug interactions.: Oxcarbazine metabolizes through the liver and potential drug-drug interactions may be rather common. Probably this will be trivial, but need to ascertain whether the oxcarb level will be affected by your hormone. Ask your doctor to check potential issues for you.

Dr Fowler agreed

Answered 3/11/2014

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