Talk to your doctor.: If both of these medications are being prescribed for you, you should speak to the doctor who is prescribing them. Although there is no documented adverse interaction between these two medications, every patient can react differently to medications. Of course you should only take these medications if they are being prescribed for you; don't try someone else's medication.
Answered 3/23/2016
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No: There is not an interaction in the sense that the presence of one drug will cause increased amounts of the other or is more likely to increase certain other side effects. Both have the potential to make people feel restless or anxious, though, as if they have to move around a lot,
Answered 9/22/2016
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