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I am taking sertraline for depression.can i take ginseng tablets along?....i feel fatigued all day and i have high blood pressure.
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Yes: Ginseng and sertraline are ok together, however using ginseng regularly can actually increase blood pressure, so i would only use it on an as needed, short-term schedule.
Answered 3/12/2019
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