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Will i be alright taking metoprolol succinate, clonazepam, zoloft, (sertraline) and prilosec at the same time?
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Yes: If you are having no problem with those medicines, that is a fine combination. Hrs, md. www.thepmc.org.
Answered 8/11/2012
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