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Ask general practitioner Maarten: Combination of 2 medicines

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Tags: Medication

December 31 2020

Maarten Vasbinder lives in Isaan. His profession is general practitioner, a profession that he mainly practiced in Spain. On Thailandblog he answers questions from readers who live in Thailand.

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Dear Martin,

I had a severe burnout 11 years ago and I have not yet recovered from it and still have depression. I have been taking the same medication Neutapin 8 mg on prescription from my psychologist for almost 50 years now, then I can sleep well. But recently I also take a medicine Cardura 2mg at night so as not to have to get up several times to urinate. My brother recommended this to me.

My question can I take this with my Neutapin 50 mg without any problems? I don't feel any side effects or anything right now.

Regards,

*****

Dear E,

The combination is no problem.

Wishing you a positive 2021,

Sincerely,

Dr. Maarten

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