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Etizolam+sertraline and Clonazepam
My doctor has prescribed me seralift (sertraline 50mg) + Etilaam (etizolam 0.5mg) in the morning after food
And Petril MD (Clonazepam 0.25mg) at night
I just have a couple of questions
1. Does combining Sertraline and Etizolam safe. I heard there might be risk of fainting
2. I have been given cloazepam at night and Etizolam in the morning does these 2 interact
Any help regarding this would be really helpful
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There is no chance of fainting combining these two drugs at such low dose, their is also no interaction in the other case
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1)yes it may cause fainting
2)no
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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