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    Mar 24, 2015, 06:23 PM
    Possible serious drug interactions?
    Hi, I was wondering if it was safe to take Escitalopram (10mg/1xDay), Amphetamine Salts IR (3mg/2xDay), Zyrtec, Spironolactone (25mg/2xDay) and ZzzQuil at the same time? I'm mostly worried about the ZzzQuil interacting with the other medications.
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    Mar 24, 2015, 06:35 PM
    When in doubt contact your pharmacist.
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    Mar 24, 2015, 08:51 PM
    I agree, also the medical reasons for taking those.
    Did the same (or various) doctors prescribe those ?

    Did you get them all from same pharmacist?

    You should talk to either your doctor or the pharmacist if there is interaction isues.
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