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Both medicines together?
Doctor has prescribed Lorazep 0.25 two times and Nexito 10 one time for one month for my anxiety and panic attacks..
Can I take both the tablets? Are they safe?
Any side effects? I have read that Nexito 10 may cause first time seizures also??
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It's safe.
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Yes they are absolutely safe. I will stick my neck out and say they are one of the safest medicines around. Much safer than your diabetic and BP medicines.
Seizure is a very rare side effect. I have not seen a single case and I have written this combination to thousands.
Do you know that paracetamol which you so casually take for fever without even consulting the doctor can cause liver failure.
Tell me a single medicine for which no side effect has been described?
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stop googling your medicines. you will feel much more confident
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