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Medicine interaction
Can I take as prescribed by doctor:
Flunarizine 10mg
Levocetrizine+ montelukast
Clonazepam+escitalopram
Sodium picosulfate
Altogether at night?
Is there any interaction?
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Why altogether at night?
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Avoid taking so many medicines together.
3 and 4 need to be taken at bedtime.
Try to push 1 and 2 early.
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Kindly discuss for your concern.
Need to evaluate further
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Hello! I understand your question. These medications are safe enough to take. But it would be better to take levocet in the morning as it has similar action as flunarizine and can cause increased sleep.
Consult if you want any alternatives.
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Consult for detail evaluation
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Consult your treating doctor
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