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Tryptomer 10mg habit forming
Is tryptomer 10mg habit forming if taken for long term like 6-7 yrs.
any other side on tryptomer 10mg in long term?
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It is a tricyclic antidepressant and not a habit forming medication. But it needs to be taken under the supervision and regular review with a psychiatrist and not an over the counter drug. Good luck.
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You can use it for a long term there is no problem in that if it is indicated and it is not Habit forming medicine
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Is not habit forming..you may take .. suppose u feel drowsy then take at night time monother side effects
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Dr. Neilofor Hussain
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13 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Tryptomer 10mg is generally given for migraine headaches as preventative medicine . 6-7 years is a long time and is not adviced if you are continuing to take it without periodical reviews from your doctor. If your doctor assesses you regularly, every few months atleast and advices you to continue then you can take it.
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Do not continue to use for long term without doctor’s advice
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