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My psychiatrist prescribed 15mg daily night and I am taking it from last one month.
And one year back the psychiatrist prescribed 7.5 mg mirtazepam for sleep I didn't take it for more than 10 days because it was gaining weight.
Today I have a fever and severe headache for sleep. For only today can I mirtazepam 7.5 mg with escitalopram
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Hi both mirtazapine and escitalopram are antidepressants.. no need to take both. Escitalopram can cause insomnia in some.. try taking it in the morning. Fever and headache if don't subside consult a physician.
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Not advisable to take mirtazapine.. you need to consult general physician to rule out possible reasons for fever and get treated first.
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Dr. Pooja Kapri
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7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Mirtaz will not help with sleep, headache, insomnia
Kindly don’t self medicate
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