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Could I take olimelt 2.5 mg half tablet along with finpecia 1mg(hair loss) together at night?In morning I eat uvox 50 mg my psychiatrist recommended to eat olimelt 2.5mg half tab at 10pm(night) and uvox 50 mg after breakfast...but I m taking finpecia 1mg for hair loss as well...that's why I m confused when should I take finpecia 1mg??previously I used to take finpecia at night...is there drug interaction between finpecia and olimelt 2.5 mg???how much time gap should be between finpecia and olimelt2.5mg???plz reply I have to start medication as soon as possible
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No significant drug interactions as such
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No issues u can take it sir.
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No issue I taking all medications together. Consult your treating Psychiatrist.
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No problem u can take it
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