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Should i be at work whilst taking tramadol and amitriptyline?
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Depends,probably not: It depends on how long you have been taking each medication and what you do for a living. The safest answer is no, because both can cause sedation and lead to occupational hazards. If you have taken these for a long time and you have had no issues, you could consider returning to more sedentary work, but the two together in any dangerous situations would not be advised.
Answered 9/18/2013
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