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Cognitive problems. Maybe drug interaction? Any help?

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  1. Hi,

    I am having some cognitive problems. My memory is not
    working so well and at times, I am confused or disoriented.
    Also, I have nausea just about all the time.

    I am 38 yrs old, male and 150lbs. My doctors cannot find
    anything wrong, but maybe it is a drug interaction as I am
    on several different medications.

    Can somebody review this list and find out for me if there
    is any adverse affects caused by interaction?

    Prozac - 80mg in the AM Straterra - 100mg in the AM Aciphex
    - 20mg in the AM Kadian - 20mg in the afternoon, 30mg at
    night Darvocet-N - 100mg at night Trazadone - 25mg at night

    I have been on the pain meds for over 2 years. Prozac for
    over 5 years. Straterra and Trazadone, about 10 months. And
    Acifex is fairly new (2.5 months).

    Symptoms seem to have started after my car accident 8.5 yrs
    ago. Memory problems mostly. Then after my spinal fusion,
    memory got worse and confusion set in. That was 5 yrs ago.
    Over the past year or so, my confusion has increased and at
    times, I am disoriented.

    I also notice body twitching when I lay down. My legs, feet,
    arms, hands, fingers and whole body start twitching.

    I asked my pain doctor, family doctor, and Psychiatrist
    about my drugs and none of them seemed to feel there was a
    problem there.

    Thanks

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