Depression Medicines 

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Remeron Mirtazapine	3 Discussions
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Sertraline	6 Discussions
Tofranil Imipramine	2 Discussions
Trazodone	18 Discussions
Venlafaxine	New Discussion
Wellbutrin Bupropion	4 Discussions
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Zoloft Sertraline	19 Discussions

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Citalopram And Side Affects? Friday, 11/20/2009 5:29:36 PM in Citalopram i just stared takinh these 3 days ago, i have noticed they make me tired, shaky, dry mouth,clumsy. somewhat disorented, forgetful, i was told there for anxiety, i was on effexor, and prozac but she pelaced those wth the citalopram hbr 20 mg. are these symptoms normal and will they go away in time???? thank you. 1 Reply

Effexor Xr To Wellbutrin And Pristiq Friday, 11/20/2009 4:21:39 PM in Effexor XR Due to weight gain and dwindle effect, my doctor switched my anti-depressant from Effexor XR. He told me to stop the Effexor XR immediately and start the Wellbutrin XL. He said to take the Wellbutrin XL for one week then start the Pristiq. FOr those of you who have stopped Effexor you probably know what I'm going to say next. It started with dizziness, rhythmic pulsating in my head, nausea and generally feeling like a slug. It's like my brain had a severe case of the flu. It was horrible. Now, I'm having with the dizziness and throbbing in my head, what feels like a hot flash but my face gets flushed and very hot. I feel as though I want to throw up. I called the doctor and stopped the Wellbutrin right away after about 3 days. I also called the pharmacist and he told me to try stopping the Wellbutrin and the side effects should be gone within 3-4 days. With that in mind i had a fear of bottoming out going cold turkey with no anti-depressant. Never the less, I stopped it all. The doc told me to start the Pristiq for a week then add the Wellbutrin XL. I know I'm rambling but that is part of the withdrawal symptoms, too. Has anyone out there stopped an anti-depressant and immediately started another? Also, has anyone had any luck switching from Effexor XR to Pristiq? 1 Reply

Elavil Friday, 11/13/2009 10:18:44 PM in Elavil elavil seems to make my boyfriend have nightmairs. He also tend to talk in his sleep, (more like yell)and occasionally sleepwalk. why? 1 Reply

Suicide Wednesday, 11/4/2009 6:53:57 PM in Zoloft My mom was taking zoloft among some other things. Does this drug make a person think that anything you do is ok? My mom shot herself in the head. Post a Reply

Can I Just Stop? Wednesday, 11/4/2009 4:58:18 AM in Citalopram I have been taking 10mg citalopram for 3 days, want to stop, bad headaches feel exhausted, swelling under my tongue, can i just stop or do I need to do this gradually? 4 Replies

Side Effects Monday, 11/2/2009 6:45:03 PM in Elavil my Dr. prescribed this medication for pain 2 Replies

Drug Interaction Monday, 10/26/2009 6:15:02 AM in Citalopram I just started taking the lowest dose of Amitriptyline 1x daily to try to help me sleep. My concern is I've been taking Citalopram 20mg for over 5 years now 1x daily. As soon as my terrible sleep pattern regulates, I'll go off the Amitriptyline. But, will taking both of these get me in trouble? 2 Replies

Depression Tuesday, 10/20/2009 12:54:02 PM in Citalopram My balance and confusion have gotten wrose since taking citalopram 3 Replies

Zolofts Interaction With Other Drugs. Tuesday, 10/13/2009 10:27:42 PM in Zoloft Is there any cold medicine I can take that won't have an adverse effecct while taking Zoloft. Couldn't take Nyquil. 2 Replies

Contain Gluten? Tuesday, 10/13/2009 10:07:35 PM in Citalopram I have celiac sprue and am taking the salmon-colored generic: citalopram 20 mg. Does it contain gluten? The drug did not show up on the gluten-free drug list, but Celexa (non-generic) was listed as gluten free. 2 Replies