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Cold sweats

2017-12-13 07:54:35
I am currently taking Seroquel 25mg, Trazodone 100mg and Escitalopram 30mg ONCE before bedtime. Now persay I miss a dose, or I take a nap, my body breaks into cold sweats. I have been taking these particular medications for 2+ years. This has been happening on and off for 4-6 months since my medications were increased. Is this normal?
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Yes Drink plenty of water Do exercise yoga

Answered2017-12-14 13:14:18

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