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Is it possible to use natural herbal remedies for anxiety along with prescribed meds for the same issues? i don't want to mix different things if it will be dangerous for my body.
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Combination : Mixing the two can be potentially dangerous. Any combinations should be checked through a drug interaction checker AND SHOULD BE DISCUSSED WITH THE PRESCRIBING PROVIDER.
Answered 8/15/2020
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