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I have a client taking lexapro, he is measured in his speech and it is very soft and high pitched?

Asked: 27 Aug 2014 by ibbillyg
Updated: 5 Sep 2014
Topics: lexapro, depression

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he is 18 yrs old and this is definitely a change in behavior. Could the Lexapro cause his voice change?

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kaismama 27 Aug 2014

There is nothing specifically like that reported, however it does have dystonias around the face and neck, and I can see where that could cause that.

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ibbillyg 5 Sep 2014

thank you. peace

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