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Can you take trazodone 50 mg with sudafed pe?
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Maybe: Remember that sudafed pe is a decongestant and potentially can make you edgy and irritable and give you tremors and palpitations. Not sure what you take trazodone for, but watch out for these side effects before you take sudafed.
Answered 4/1/2013
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