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I take setraline 50mg for anxiety, and metoprolol 25mg for blood pressure. is it safe to take valerium root 500mg at night? male, 38, non-drinker
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Not a good idea: Taking an herbal medication without knowing the purity and all the possible side effects can make you worse. Sertraline should work well but if not consult with your physician to either change the dose or change the medication.
Answered 7/28/2014
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Should be safe: Valerian root will not interact with those two medications.
Answered 7/28/2014
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