Blip still going on

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I was feeling a bit better yesterday now ive just started feeling on edge and getting that horrible hot feeling . I honestly dont know what else to do i dont really want to go up to 20mg im even thinking of coming off the cit . Feeling so confused at the minute x

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  • Posted

    Hi Michelle,what dose are you on and how long have you been taking them.Could be side effects from the medication/.

  • Posted

    Hi Michelle if you at the beginning of your journey with citalopram then bad days are still normal.

    i am on week 6 and still have funny sensations. yesterday i had very cold feet, last week very hot flashes on my legs.

    10 mg seems a very low dose although i obviously don't know your diagnosis.

    anyway citalopram takes time before working and side effects are many especially at the beginning.

    • Posted

      Hi Silvia, I have had my dosage upped to 30 mg since last Monday. I have been getting a lot of gastric discomfort which is making me anxious, nervous and depressed. The trigger to all this is a health worry I have. My original dose was 20 mg.

    • Posted

      I also have a health anxiety.

      I have been always on 20 mg only once 20 years ago i took 30 mg

      Citalopram can mess your tummy too I get gas....hopefully a temp issue.

    • Posted

      I have only had the gastric discomfort for the last couple of weeks. I also have a lot of gas too.

  • Posted

    Michelle,

    Please hang in there. I went through that back in Sept/ October. I feel going up will just exacerbate the side effects. Remember I went from the 10 to 5 and it was not

    pretty. As I feel this drug plays with our minds. It is just reminding us these blips are ugly.

    Will

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