User Reviews for clonidine systemic
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| SuzanneDeneuve (unregistered) said: | ![]() | User Rating: | 7.0 |
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clonidine: I was prescribed a combination of Clonidine and Celexa to get rid of my Hot Flashes as I did not want to take Hormones. (Weight gain possibility and the fact I'd already been on them since I was 29, I'm 47) It works!! But when you first take Clonidine, you are so tired you cannot keep your eye's open. I literally could not, if my life depended on it, stay awake for ANYTHING. I was on one in the morning, one in the evening. I had to take them both just before bed. At first you are so thirsty and dry mouth you can barely stand it. It does all pass once you get used to it.
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| November 12, 2009 6:58 PM | ||||||
| Anonymous user said: | ![]() | User Rating: | 1.0 |
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clonidine: It left me with a very dry mouth, racy heart beat, insomnia and slight dizziness.
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| January 1, 2009 6:05 PM | ||||||
khrystyna said: | ![]() | User Rating: | 9.0 |
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clonidine: Using 0.05mg morning and again late afternoon for hot flushes (menopause). The hot flushes have definitely abated. Dry mouth, for sure, but that makes me drink more water, which I need to do anyway.
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khrystyna said: