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deanna88425
deanna88425

Anyone else get sweaty hands and feet while on buspar?

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  • ann67823
    ann67823 deanna88425

    Posted

    Thinking about going on this, did it work for your anxiety???
    • borderriever
      borderriever deanna88425

      Posted

      Deanna

      Not doing much, is at least giving you sweating hands, so that is something Lol

      If you are not getting any relief. How long have you been on the drug

      BOB

  • borderriever
    borderriever deanna88425

    Posted

    deanna

    Sounds ike a contrindication, look on the paper in the box, there is a list there with contrindications

    Always around

    BOB

    • borderriever
      borderriever deanna88425

      Posted

      deanne

      I would imagine you will not need gloves.

      All I can advise just give the medication time to work, if you have problems you can see the GP if needed and we are around here to chat

      Keep a hold

      BOB

  • 33cody
    33cody deanna88425

    Posted

    I took buspar for exactly one week and the first two days were great it might just of been my mind or my cit finally kicking in but after that I was super dizzy about an hr after taking it for pretty much the entire day I had 10mg in the am and 10mg in eve and after 3 days of that same symptom almost like clock work 1 hr after taking it I just stopped taking it as not every medication is right for everyone I have a friend who has been on buspar for a cpl years and swears it helps him so I guess it's just one of those things that go with different drugs for different people, good luck

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