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can I take dietary suppliments and omega 3 with lexapro ?

 
 
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Default can I take dietary suppliments and omega 3 with lexapro ?
My doctor prescribed me lexapro 5 mg for about 3 months . is it safe to take high dose fish oil , curcumin pills and a b12 capsule(mecobalamin, alpha lipoic acid, folic acid) if I am on a SSRI? Should i be concerned about my interaction ?my doctor thinks its fine
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