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Can I take ssri along with ashwagandha.I doubt because someone said both will neutralize each other.But my current doctor prescribed it
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As studies are not available can't tell clearly about interaction
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There are no known interactions. However, many studies are not available. We need to take a detailed history for a detailed plan of your medications.
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Hi.. ashwagandha has been shown to increase Serotonin in certain studies.
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Interaction between Allopathic medication and Ashwagandha have not been studied. It’s your own risk.
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Dr. Parika Kochhar
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There are no known side effects of this combination, as per my clinical experience. But try to keep a gap of atleast 1-2 hours between the two, just to be safe.
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