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I took 1mg of ativan and hour later took nyquil. feeling very tired. is this normal? should i not have taken both? when will they wear off?
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Ativan and Nyquil will both make you sleepy. They should both essentially wear off by the morning. In the future they are probably not good medications to combine.
Answered 8/18/2021
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