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Went to eye doctor who diagnosed iritis and my iris had attached to the lens behind my eye. can't sleep and migraine. can i take trazadon/midrin toget?
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Trazadon/Midrin: Absolutely not unless your eye doctor or primary doctor says it's OK!
Answered 3/7/2016
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