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By OIB lover | Sep 13, 2007

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drug interaction

I take Trazodone nightly. Just had knee arthroscopy two days ago and am taking Tylox. However, I am not sleeping well and it's not due to the pain. Can I take these 2 drugs together?

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FLaddict

Sep 13, 2007

Yes you should be fine.. I have taken opiate pain meds with trazodone before.. I wouldn't take them at the same time. I would wait a few hours to take the trazodone.

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