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Can i take ginger and green tea for ibs when i take bisoprolol matazapin and lorazapam?
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Yes. Ginger is a mild anticholinergic medicine. Green tea contains stimulants (esp caffeine). Neither of these would interfere with bisoprolol or lorazepam.
Answered 10/13/2022
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