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Can i take amitriptyline with sertraline?
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Mental Health: Yes. Of course. I do not believe there to be any trouble with these two commonly prescribed medications.
Answered 12/17/2020
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Caution: These medicines are both from the same drug family. Please talk with the doctor who is prescribing this medicine to you. As long as the medications are closely followed by the doctor, then the risk of having a bad drug-drug interaction will be very low. Take care ...
Answered 10/9/2019
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