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Could quetiapine increase blood levels of nortriptyline?
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Cardiac possible: Not so much on the change in blood levels but more concerning is the increased risk of heart rhythm problems, sometimes dangerous, by prolonging a portion of the ECG called the "QT interval".
Answered 12/20/2014
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