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Can i get serotonin syndrome from 20 mg fluoxetine and 10 mg oxycodone?
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Serotonin Syndrome: Fluoxetine & oxycodone can increase risk for Serotonin Syndrome. Although one normally is concerned about risks with higher medication doses - the problem is that some people can develop serotonin at low dosage levels.
Answered 9/22/2017
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Unlikely at current dosage. But risk if dose is escalated
Answered 3/27/2021
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