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Old 10-14-2008, 06:45 AM #1
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Arrow Question about Elavil and Lexapro together?
If I am right I think they both increase seratonin levels, both my doctor and the pharmacist know I take Lexapro.. is it safe for me to be taking both together?
I am only on 5mg of lexapro, and will begin on 15mg of Elavil to titrate to 25.

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