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sharrrCurious about lexapro?
Posted 30 Aug 2010 • 5 answers
Related support groups: abilify, lexapro, weight, weight gain
Response posted by connie42836 28 minutes ago: I am on the exact combination of medications and is working well, I recently experienced some challenging events in my life and experienced/relapsed into anxiety/depression. I was on Prozac but had numerous side effects; the combo I am on now is 10 mg Lexepro and 2mg Abilify--no weight gain, just ...
runnermom56How is everyone?
Posted 3 days ago • 6 answers
Related support groups: suboxone
Response posted by Mary632009 1 hour 57 minutes ago: Congratulations runnermom! It's good to hear from you, & hear you have been successful. Your running & training has a lot to do with that too. Keep up the good work... Mary
KvasconezHow do you successfully manage tinnitus, or ringing of the ears?
Posted 1 day 2 hours ago • 2 answers
Related support groups: tinnitus, insomnia, pain, fibromyalgia, fatigue
Answer posted by meyati 8 hours ago: Some medications can cause tinnitus-aspirin, NSAIDs. Check with your pharmacist to see if any of your meds cause this. I've had it since I was 6 years old, and yet ear tests show me as having excellent hearing most of the time-I can hear sounds-but a human voice gives me problems, especially on the ...
I've just started on citalopram, and worried about eventually quitting the drug?
Posted 2 hours 39 minutes ago • 1 answer
Related support groups: anxiety, citalopram
Response posted by LaurieShay 2 hours 16 minutes ago: If your anxiety is situational and you eventually need to discontinue the citalopram, then a gradual taper is all that is necessary. As long as you slowly come off the medication rahter than abruptly stopping you will have little problem with withdrawal-like symptoms. I recommend working with a ...
I am always so cold. Is this because of the plavix? What can I do to stay warmer?
Posted 2 days 19 hours ago • 4 answers
Related support groups: plavix
Answer posted by DemoninDC 2 hours 36 minutes ago: This is not a known issue with Plavix. Have you had a complete blood work panel to check for such things as anemia and thyroid problems which can lead to feeling cold? In the mean time you could purchase a jacket by Gerbing's Heated Outerwear. The jacket or vest is heated using a 7V or 12V battery ...
Bayer Aspirin - what numbers or letters are on a bayer advanced pill?
Posted 31 Mar 2012 • 1 answer
Related support groups: bayer, bayer aspirin, aspirin
Answer posted by DemoninDC 3 hours 57 minutes ago: Bayer advanced aspirin extra strength - Strength:500 mg - Imprint: BA 500 Bayer advanced aspirin extra strength - Strength:325 mg - Imprint: BA 325 You need to provide more details on the 5L 41 pill such as shape and color. There is nothing coming up for 5L.
How do I stop Plavix?
Posted 26 Jan 2012 • 1 answer
Related support groups: plavix, heart attack, myocardial infarction, platelet aggregation inhibition
Answer posted by DemoninDC 4 hours 18 minutes ago: This is a question for your cardiologist to answer. Bristol-Myers Squibb/Sanofi Pharmaceuticals Partnership has not published any instructions on how to discontinue the use of the drug. Their expectation is that once you start the drug that you will be on it for life. Sounds like you have a good ...
Klor-Con - how muck klor con should u take to 80mg lasix?
Posted 7 hours ago • 1 answer
Related support groups: klor-con, lasix
Answer posted by lmariani55 5 hours ago: For 80 mgs of Lasix, you would need at least 40 meq of potassium, klor or whatever potassium supplement your drug store uses. It's also important to get your potassium levels checked on a regular basis as low and high potassium affect your heart. The ranges are approximately 3.5 to 4.5. In the ICU ...
Ok. I take 60mg strattera and 10 Mg lexapro together everyday. yesterday I had a severe reaction???
Posted 8 hours ago • 1 answer
Related support groups: lexapro, strattera, nausea/vomiting, tremor, antidepressant
Answer posted by fathom768 6 hours ago: Hello. You may have been experiencing serotonin syndrome which can occur when 1 or 2 meds that you are on cause the brain to release or maintain too much serotonin. This also happened to me when I was starting Zoloft (an SSRI) & I was supposed to be working my way up on dosage (they way you ...
I have a pain and swelling problem with my right testicle I think small lump also there pls?
Posted 2 days 4 hours ago • 5 answers
Related support groups: pain, swelling
Answer posted by DemoninDC 6 hours ago: It is possible that you have a varicole cele. You still need to see your Urologist to make sure. Don't wait.
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