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A member asked:
I'm on z-pac (for bronchitis) and 10mg celexa. i just had a spell where i almost fainted. should i go to er?
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Good idea: It is recommended to avoid this combination due to risk of interference with conduction system of heart. Call your doctor and get seen asap.
Answered 4/13/2017
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