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What sinus medicine can i take with zoloft ?
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Most are safe : Antihistamines like loratidine or fexofenidine, with or without a decongestant, would be very safe with Zoloft. Be sure your blood pressure is normal before taking a decongestant. Flonase or Nasonex nasal sprays can also help & are very safe. Mucinex (guaifenesin) can also help clear secretions
Answered 3/28/2020
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