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Can i take root ginger capsules with fluoxetine 20mg (antidepressant) to reduce nausea?
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Yes: It is safe to take ginger with fluoxetine. You can also try taking the medication with food to decrease the nausea. Make sure you are drinking enough water when you take it
Answered 4/27/2017
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