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Old 10-30-2015, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by St George 2013 View Post
I'm just wondering why your Dr would put you on both of these at the same time ? I looked up the drug interaction between the two and you're feeling pretty much like it said you would. If I'm reading the info correctly it's like duplicate therapy.

You do need to call your Dr and tell him what's going on.

Please keep us posted.

Debi from Georgia
This is what drives me nuts
Never do I start two independent Meds
What is up with this
Reading the information before ever taking Meds
Educate yourself
Sometimes before any Meds be taken in cocktail form
A person needs to know what reactions come from which
medicine
Absolutely cocktail Meds especially in your case
and how your reactions from them are
Be careful and call your pharmacy or doctor
If any questions needs answering
It was a mess for me
Lexapro was the last drug I took for my hands and feet
This drug is a major no no for me
If you want to know more details just ask
In combination with another drug never had the chance
Remember I am speaking of myself
and my experiences
What I am trying to say yes cocktails are necessary
Though if one has never taken the Meds side effects are a
life and death situation
Okay I hope my message is understood
You be careful and ask ask ask and ask again until You
understand completely
With much love
Me
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