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Amitriptyline 10mg
Can I take amitriptyline 10mg early in the evening at around 7pm. currently i am taking after dinner at 9.30. i feel drowsy in the morning and not able to wake up early. i have been taking this since long time but now a days feel drowsy. initial days of treatment was fine when i started this in 2017. why after so many years i am facing side effects?
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You may take in morning suppose u r not feeling drowsy if possible take it early morning so tht suppose u feel drowsy than also you have time between your daily work schedule or travelling ..due to some stress or other things may be ur brain may not adopt same response that you r having earlier
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Yes you can take
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It needs a detailed assessment kindly follow up with a psychiatrist and adjust doses
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Try taking it before 8 pm and this effect should diminish
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Please take medicine at 6.30 or 7pm after taking snacks, then do your dinner at late no problem. Drink water more around 3liters / day.
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Yes you can take it early
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Hello, You can take it early as well.
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