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Thyroid medication and antidepressents/migraine medication combination side effects?
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Drug combinations: There are too many possible drug interactions to list. Ask your pharmacist or your doctor to check for interactions between any and all of the drugs you are taking, including both prescription and non-prescription drugs.
Answered 7/5/2012
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