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Does Restoril Interact With Cymbalta, Celebrex And Adcirca?
Question: I take Cymbalta, Celebrex and Adcirca does any of these drugs interact with Restoril?
Brief Answer:
Restoril and Cymbalta
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome,
I looked up any interactions between
Cymbalta
Celebrex
Adcirca
and Restoril.
What if found was that the Cymbalta and Restoril have the potential to have additive effects in the area of dizziness, drowsiness, and difficulty concentrating. That does not mean that they will affect everyone this way, but have the potential to do so. They are not absolutely contraindicated with each other, and I am sure they are prescribed together. So the main thing I would say is that in the first several days of taking them, take care with driving or other things like this until you know how your body will react to taking both of them. And in time, your body will likely adjust.
The other possible interaction is between Celebrex and Cymbalta. The Celebrex can increase the blood levels and effects of the Cymbalta. But if you have already been on these for awhile, then it is not an issue unless you have a dose change.
I hope this information helps.
Restoril and Cymbalta
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome,
I looked up any interactions between
Cymbalta
Celebrex
Adcirca
and Restoril.
What if found was that the Cymbalta and Restoril have the potential to have additive effects in the area of dizziness, drowsiness, and difficulty concentrating. That does not mean that they will affect everyone this way, but have the potential to do so. They are not absolutely contraindicated with each other, and I am sure they are prescribed together. So the main thing I would say is that in the first several days of taking them, take care with driving or other things like this until you know how your body will react to taking both of them. And in time, your body will likely adjust.
The other possible interaction is between Celebrex and Cymbalta. The Celebrex can increase the blood levels and effects of the Cymbalta. But if you have already been on these for awhile, then it is not an issue unless you have a dose change.
I hope this information helps.
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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