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Can amitriptyline be taken with cinnarizine?
for tinnitus
Can quetiapine be taken together with amitriptyline?
yes i take 300mg of seroquell and 30mg of amitriptyline
Can lorazepam and amitriptyline be taken together?
Yes they can be taken together and have moderate interactions.
Can you take Prozac Cymbalta and mirtazapine together?
yes , they can be taken together. Some studies show combining mirtazapine with ssri's make them more effective.
Is amitriptyline equivalent to amitriptyline hcl?
Oh, dude, you're hitting me with the hard-hitting questions! Technically, amitriptyline is the same as amitriptyline HCl. Amitriptyline is the generic name, and amitriptyline HCl just specifies the form of the medication (hydrochloride salt). So, like, it's all good, they're like two peas in a pod, man.
Are mirtazapine sleeping tablets?
can mirtazapine tabs help you sleep?
What are the active ingredients in amitriptyline?
What is the active ingredient in amitriptyline
Will amitriptyline make you sleep?
Though it is an antidepressant, it is felt to have more of an activating influence that sedating when taken. A more common alternative would be Desyrel (trazodone) taken at bedtime for sleep.
wat is antytriptiline?
Amitriptyline is a type of drug called a tricyclic antidepressant. These drugs were originally developed to treat anxiety and depression, but when taken at a low dose they can reduce or stop pain. Amitriptyline works by increasing the amount of serotonin your brain makes.
What if i smoke Remeron?
Remeron, also known as Mirtazapine, is an anti-depressant. It is not meant to be smoked. It is taken orally, and there are no facts regarding it's use as a recreational drug.
What not to take with loratadine?
mirtazapine
Can you inject mirtazapine?
Oh, dude, injecting mirtazapine is a big no-no. It's meant to be taken orally, not like you're shooting up a comedy show. Injecting it could lead to serious health complications, and trust me, that's not the kind of punchline you want in your life. Just stick to the prescribed method, okay?
