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Is it ok to take circadin/melatonin together with seloken/metoprolol?
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Yes: metaprolol and other beta blockers can cause insomnia which is caused by lower melatonin production in the body, so taking melatonin is actually a way to improve the insomnia without causing a drug interaction
Answered 3/5/2015
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