Lexapro - Does anyone had side.effects 8 months after stopped?

They're called brain zaps but they can affect the body too:
" Sensory disturbances after stopping antidepressants can lead to burning, tingling, electric- or shock-like sensations in the body and brain."

I saw 2 psychiatrists and they insist that side effects are for 7 days after I stop. They advised me to start again with 5 mg and maybe depression is the problem of muscle pain and brain zaps. I don't want to start the medicine again, though. I don't have panic attacks and no problem getting through the day. It's just the muscle tension problem that creates some anxiety for me.

If you don't mind my asking why do you want to stop the medication? Perhaps you felt better and don't feel you needed it anymore?
Lexapro discontinuation can be difficult for some people and should be done with a slow tapering dosage schedule over a sometimes long period of time. I'm not a doctor but from my experience this is the only way to go.
If you could get any cooperation from your doctors...
"Lexapro withdrawal symptoms can be severe and the dosage should be slowly tapered down over a period of time and under the guidance of medical professionals who can help prevent or mitigate any withdrawal symptoms."
I truly hope you can get out of this situation. You know you have every right to participate and make decisions about your treatment plan.
PS, There is a liquid form of Lexapro which would make it easier to reduce your dose by small increments over time.