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If taking nortriptyline can you be heat/sun sensitive. does it mske you burn easier?
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It can: The drug may make you more sun sensitive. Use minimal SPF 15. And monitor yourself in the sun. To avoid major problem. Best to cover up while in the sun. Everyone is different though.
Answered 10/24/2017
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