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Taking Mirtazapine and Fluvoxamine toge?
I took Uvox 100mg (Fluvoxamine) and Mirtaz 7.5mg (Mirtazapine) together. I have been sleeping for a day. I felt too much dizziness (drunk feeling).
Is it ok to take Fluvoxamine 100mg and Mirtazapine 7.5mg together?
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It is ok to take both the medicines together. Mirtazapine at low dose can cause sleepiness. It is safe
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Dr. Bilal Ahmad Bhat
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Mirtazapine is causing your daytime sedation and dizziness
This treatment is not rational
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consult a Psychiatrist for rationalization of your treatment or reach me online on practo for further information
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