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Alternative tablet of Librate 10mg
Sir, according to the advice of my psychiatrist i hv been taking librate 10mg thrice a day along with some other medicines like citaford s plus once at night, cloronest 1mg once at night n some other liver n supplementary medicines for last 30 days. These medicines r prescribed for 45 days.. Now d problem is that librate 10mg is now not available in my area n I hv no other option to bring it from my doctor's clinic as it is above distance of 100 km..So my question is for next 15 days,can i take Librium 10 mg thrice a day which composition is same with librate 10mg,i.e. Chlordiazepoxide,which is available in my area...pls suggest.
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Yes you can..both are same
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Dr. Mayuri Mohanty
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Yes they are same medicine.
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