Is it ok to take Effexor seroquel and trazodone together?

Answer 1

A definite yes. I am currently taking seroquel and zyprexa and i just talked to the pharmacist to see if i can take trazadone with these to help me sleep. He assured me the combination is fine.

Answer 2

That's an odd mix. I just wonder if you doctor put you on these drugs... A doctor wouldn't usually perscribe the Seroquel and Trazodone together. I'm not sure if you are aware of the purpose of these drugs, so I'll give you a simple run-down. Seroquel is an Anti-Pshycotic sleep aid, and Trazodone is also a sleep aid made to help people with insomnia. As far as the Effexor goes,... it seems to me to be pointless to take an anti depressant if all you're going to do is take some type of sleep aid just to depress you.... Hope this info is usefull :)

Actually, Trazodone is a sleep aid by night, anti-depressant during the day. Alot of us who suffer from depression also have trouble sleeping at night but often sleepy during the day. That's my situation anyways. So it's not pointless to take them together. Effexor maybe for depression and the trazodone could just be a kicker and an aid to sleep.

Answer 3

It wouldn't be a good idea to mix all of those, but I've mixed a lot of stuff myself.

soma's with ambien and xanax and klonopin and hydrocodone and Oxycontin.

(no kidding)

but it isn't wise to mix several medications if you are looking to get fu**d up it isn't good to mix because certain things can cancel out other drugs. like salvia can cancel out xanax (I think)

i have had a rx for a lot of stuff. percocet, vicodin, benzo's ambiens, antidepressants.

try looking up each drug's interactions and if they have a bad interaction don't mix them.

Improved AnswerIn fact, all those drugs could be taken together if all prescribed by the same specialist. Each drug should be introduced slowly with medical supervision. After many medical investigations, it is possible to finish with all those drugs together.

If you want to take them all at the same time without any medical reason... this might be a bad idea as long as many effects will be amplified (this is not a good thing, I'm speaking about bad side effects).

Answer 4

A definite yes. This was my own question but i just got a hold of the 24 hr pharmacy, and the pharmacist said the combination is fine.