I was wondering what side effects of all these meds together cause. recently, I"ve been experiencing a lot of mouth soreness and was wondering if this is related to all these meds together.
I take a cocktail of prozac, abilify, wellburtin and cymbalta along with synthroid. what side effe?
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- 8 Dec 2012 by mcmurf2
- Updated
- 30 June 2013
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- abilify, cymbalta, prozac, synthroid, depression, bipolar disorder, side effect, mouth
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Inactive
8 Dec 2012
Hello mcmurf2,
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endlessPred
8 Dec 2012
Mouth sores can be from a few sources. Thrush is a yeast infection that shows up when the body/mind is stressed. Sore tissue is often due to a lack of folic acid. A doctor needs to take a look sees and get it under control for you. My mouth is sore a lot and I usually up the folic acid. White patchy tongue or throat is probably thrush, though not always visible.
Kitty
29 Jun 2013
505eva
30 Jun 2013
This seems like a lot of anti-depressants. I do know that synthroid is supposed to be taken on an empty stomach and you can't eat anything for like 30-60 minutes afterwards.
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