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Could taking 5mg amitriptyline at night and 5mg nortriptyline in the morning help me sleep yet still work on the anxiety? is it safe?
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Psychiatrist: Please discuss with your psychiatrist or professional who prescribed your medications. This is individualized therapy that is best when tailored to your special needs. Make sure that all your providers are aware of all medications prescibed that you are taking.
Answered 2/23/2018
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