I am currently taking wellbutrin, lexapro, metoprolol, furosemide, pregabalin, and lumakras. Recently I had a mental issue and refused to take everything except the lumakras.
Does anyone know if any of these can cause severe itching as a withdrawal symptom? TIA
Is itching a withdrawal symptom?
Question posted by Jmarr on 12 Nov 2021
Last updated on 12 November 2021 by kevinb1953
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kevinb1953
13 Nov 2021
Hello.
All have that "potential", It's a sign that your body is craving something or has too much of something. Not medical advice.
Ask a pharmacist on other health care professional.
Best regards,
Kevin
cindy-59
12 Nov 2021
Hi Jmarr. Stopping or tapering off Lyrica (pregabalin) is known to cause itching. I have heard that it’s because of the nerves ‘waking up’ and starting to work again. I tapered off slowly and it didn’t last long but then I tapered off Cymbalta and the same thing happened again. I’m completely off both medications now and thankfully the itching has gone away. I hope it stops for you soon. Cindy
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