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Can Serax Be Taken Along With Seroquel?
Question: i took a seruquel 100 mg as prescribed by my dr.to sleep i also took a serax 30 mg tell me if it is ok.i think i was not suppose to take them together one or the other.i realise it it was to late.i just pay the 15.00 i am waiting for an answer
Brief Answer:
No worries, used in combination can be allowed in some situations
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
I understand this can be very disturbing. However, you not worry so much. Serax is a drug mostly used to treat anxiety disorders, though can be helpful in some patients with sleep problems. Your Dr was right to ask you to try the drug.
Seruquel can properly be used in combination with other anti depressant and anti anxiety drugs like Serax. If you took trhe drug in recommended doses without any overdose, though taken together, NO NEED to bother.
However, I suggest you follow the doctors recommendation to permit easy follow up of your evolution under the recommended drugs. This shall permit him to assess treatment success and monitor properly or change treatment properly when need arises.
No worries, not dangerous.
Kind regards as I wish you the best of health.
Dr Bain
No worries, used in combination can be allowed in some situations
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
I understand this can be very disturbing. However, you not worry so much. Serax is a drug mostly used to treat anxiety disorders, though can be helpful in some patients with sleep problems. Your Dr was right to ask you to try the drug.
Seruquel can properly be used in combination with other anti depressant and anti anxiety drugs like Serax. If you took trhe drug in recommended doses without any overdose, though taken together, NO NEED to bother.
However, I suggest you follow the doctors recommendation to permit easy follow up of your evolution under the recommended drugs. This shall permit him to assess treatment success and monitor properly or change treatment properly when need arises.
No worries, not dangerous.
Kind regards as I wish you the best of health.
Dr Bain
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