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Can I take medication together?
Can I take the following medication together/within a couple of days of each other?
If not, how long should I wait before taking the medication after I stop one?
What would happen if I take them together or in a short space of time (ie days)?
aripiprazole, chlorpheniramine, clonazepam, diazepam, lorazepam, mirtazapine, olanzapine, procyclidine, promethazine, and risperidone
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Do not medication urself.Consult a homoeopathy physician or psychiatrist .
But i advise u to consult psychologist online or offline to discuss ur problems and to find a suitable solition for it.
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There is no need why you should take so many medicines together. These will cause serious side effects.
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Dr. Anita Bafana Jagtap
Counselling Psychologist
30 yrs exp
Pune
Please visit your physician
Thanks
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Dr. Mohammed Reyazuddin
Neuropsychiatrist
8 yrs exp
Aligarh
Why you have to take all this medicines..?
3 antipsychotics, 2 antidepressants, 2 anticholinergic..
If you have some kindly consult with any Psychiatrist.
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