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Old 09-06-2006, 10:05 PM #1
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Hi I read somewhere the if one takes less than 100mg of Zoloft one can still take Azlitact. Is this true. I found with this disease I tend to get depressed. Any ideas or knowledge coming from this great forum?
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Hi stclair,
I just went to see my MDS on Wednesday of this week. One of the things we talked about was Azlitact and antidepressants. I can't give you an exact dosage amount, but she was quite hesitant to prescribe Azlitact while I am on an antidepressant. At that point I felt I needed the antidepressant more.
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Thank you Greg. My doctor was the same. I'm going to keep asking around.I'm on Azilect and Benztropin. I've also started gaining weight at 1 pound every couple of days. Now I'm quite alarmed.
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