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A member asked:
When taking nortriptyline should you take it same time every night? like what if you can't sleep when you usually take it
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If Nortriptyline: Is preventing you from sleeping when you take it at night - talk to your doctor about changing the timing of taking it.
Answered 3/25/2014
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