there is a moderate drug interaction between these two medications that may cause an increased occurrence of orthostatic hypotension (blood pressure suddenly falls when standing up) that subsides within two weeks of initiating adjunctive therapy. hyponatremia (low sodium) has also been seen in some cases. if you begin to experience potential signs and symptoms of hyponatremia such as headache difficulty concentrating memory impairment confusion weakness and unsteadiness (which may lead to falls) you should consult your health care provider and pharmacist. this doesn’t mean that you cannot take these two medications together. work closely with your health care provider or pharmacist in monitoring yourself for any side effects associated with the drug interactions. risks and benefits should be weighed in this situation to make sure the therapy is the correct therapy for you.
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