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Hi dollface,
Thank you for your question. If you are new to taking Percocet, it is quite possible that the Percocet will put you to sleep and you won't have any need for the Trazodone. However, if the Percocet isn't putting you to sleep, I would recommend speaking with either the doctor that prescribed the trazodone or the doctor that prescribed the Percocet and making sure that they think it's okay for you to be taking both together.
Best of luck,
Casey
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