Can you take tramadol xanax lyrica and NyQuil together?

Answer 1

Absolutely not, I doubt any physician would recommend. The first three combined could cause some serious upper-respiratory failure. With the final addition of a hypnotic sleep aid, this seems like this is recipe for disaster.

If your having issues sleeping it could be from the tramadol. Speak to your physician about better ways of dealing with possible negative symptoms.

Answer 2

No, you cannot take two sedative drugs together. Overdosing on sedatives can cause confusion, trouble breathing, and you might even pass out. If you have a cold, I recommend skipping the trazodone or using a daytime cold medication which does not have the sedation. You can also try saline nose spray, which won't interact with your trazodone but will clear your sinuses.

Answer 3

Yes, you can. Tramadol, the generic name for Ultram, a non-narcotic pain medication, can be taken with cold medications and anti-histamines, which is what Nyquil is. Just don't drive or operate any dangerous equipment when taking either of these medications, since either one of them can cause drowsiness, and both of them together can increase the drowsiness. And please, don't take more than the recommended dose.

Answer 4

That is something only your doctor could tell you. They sure seem like strange mixture for a doctor to give.