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Clonazepam with melatonin
Doc has prescribed Bupron XL 150 after breakfast. After that am suffering from sleeplessness. I am also taking Meltonin 3. I have some anxiety issues. Now Doc is saying to take Clonazepam .25 instead of Melatonin. I am just asking, can anyone take CLONAZEPAM .25 & MELATONIN 3/5 together (Altonil Plus) or not?
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They both can cause sedation, but if sleep is disturbed they may be used together, no harm in that
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
Addiction Psychiatrist
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Srinagar
Yes can be taken.
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Dr. Hiren Mor
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Rajkot
Yes you can take but if doctor have said to take clonazepam 0.25 then try with it first before going for altonil plus
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