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Can i take magnesium & riboflavin together with sertraline? and what dosage of each?
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Ask your doctor: Your sertraline dose is a fixed amount, would take the FDA minimum daily requirement of both Mg and B2, but not to exceed that number. Make sure you discuss this with your primary doctor that prescribed the Sertraline first
Answered 2/21/2021
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