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Mental Health Information

hunter

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5. I took that years ago, soon switched to generic citalopram because it was much less expensive.

Reply to RandySF (Reply #2)

Fri Jul 19, 2019, 10:14 AM

Jul 2019

Citalopram is a racemic mix of the same drug containing the inactive mirror image.

I've experienced that beaten up feeling with some meds, but I don't remember which.

The unpleasant side effects of these drugs often fade the longer you take them, but tell your doctor.

Whatever you do, don't quit them suddenly, which I have done more times than I care to admit.

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Quick question for anxiety sufferers. [View all] RandySF Jul 2019 OP

Which meds? BigmanPigman Jul 2019 #1

Lexapro RandySF Jul 2019 #2

Never to me, from Lexapro. elleng Jul 2019 #3

I took that years ago, soon switched to generic citalopram because it was much less expensive. hunter Jul 2019 #5

I was prescribed Klonopin and Xanax for anxiety BigmanPigman Jul 2019 #4