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Does anyone know if there is a problem taking naproxen sodium with amitriptyline and gabapentin? Also, I am currently taking ami. & gaba. and am looking for some other combination since one or both of these is causing me memory and concentration problems. Has anyone heard of the combination amitriptyline, gabapentin, & tramadol being commonly used?
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Check with Webmd.com Good Luck
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