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Old 02-13-2008, 10:29 AM #1
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Default Dextromethorphan & Azliect
I have a cold and would like to try Dextromethorphan but I'm on Azilect. Has anyone tried this, it's not recommended but then again the drug interactions of Azilect are mostly based on MAOI-Type A and not type B.(I think I read that some where)

Either way I cold use some cold medication, any recommendations?
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