Can Guaifenesin, Pentoxyverine and Promethazine Granules be taken together with antidepressants?
Generally, Perphenazine Granules should not be taken together with antidepressants. The detailed analysis is as follows:

Perphenazine Granules contain promethazine, an antihistamine that also exerts central nervous system depressant effects, potentially causing drowsiness and dizziness. Antidepressants primarily affect neurotransmitters in the central nervous system, and some types may also cause side effects such as fatigue and slowed thinking. When these two medications are used together, their central depressant effects can accumulate, leading to increased drowsiness or even confusion and slowed movements. In severe cases, this combination may impair respiratory and cardiovascular functions, increasing physical burden and medication risks. Therefore, concurrent use is not recommended.
If you are already taking antidepressants, inform your doctor promptly before using Perphenazine Granules. A healthcare professional can adjust your medication regimen or recommend appropriate intervals between doses. During treatment, ensure adequate rest and avoid activities requiring mental alertness—such as driving or operating machinery—after taking the medication. Maintain a light and easily digestible diet, drink plenty of warm water to help relieve respiratory discomfort, and monitor your body's response closely. If unusual symptoms such as excessive drowsiness or chest tightness occur, discontinue the medication immediately and seek medical attention.