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Is it ok to take venlafaxine er 37.5, estradiol 1mg, medroxypr ac 5 mg together for a 48 yr old female with menopause, severe depression and anxiety?
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Yes, no problem: You can take these medicines together. There is no interactions or any other serious concerns, convenience is what matters.
Answered 11/27/2017
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