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A member asked:
How long should i wait between taking a sudafed decongestant and taking tramadol100 mg ?
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You can: Take the two basically at the same time, as there is no clearly concerning interaction. Realize the Sudafed may make you "hyper" while the tramadol may make you drowsy. How the two effects may valance out isn't clear and could be variable for different persons.
Answered 9/8/2016
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