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I take 10mg amitriptyline at night time and i now have a cold. is it okay if i take flu tablets for this?
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Elavil/Flu: 10 mg. Is low dose. Unless otherwise contraindicated by your prescribing doctor, it should be ok. For short-term use of flu med.
Answered 2/19/2013
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Yes it is ok: It is ok to take pills for flu when you are taking 10 mgm amitriptyline.
Answered 9/28/2016
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