citalopram and anxiety
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Hello, started citropram 10mg for 9 days after having a bad year! And high bloodpressure! Which seems to peek more in a panic attack. After day 4 started to feel some relief and feel tired which for me is a good thing as I haven't been sleeping. Now on day 9 and anxiety has started to feel bad again, wondering how long until I feel better- please some positive feedback. Thanks
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katecogs hails63112
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Around 8 weeks is about the time things start to change for the better, but everyone is different and has different time spans for this. Seems following that, you may get odd dips from time to time, but all these and the side effects will pass. A lot of people give up on this medication too early. Keep persevering on this medication as it will make such a difference for you. I had many years of depression and medication before being out onto this one, and my life changed! Am back the land of living!
Keep in touch through your progress - many can help when that's get tough.
K xx
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monika60056 hails63112
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I am on Citalopram 20mg for 5 weeks, and from my experience second and third week was the worst...terrible anxiety and unwanted thoughts etc.
Now I feel better in general, still gets blips of anxiety and bad thoughts but its managable.. I wish it could all go away very quickly but from reading people experiences on this website, it is get few good weeks for citalopram to start working properly. Hope you feel better soon x
cheryl52711 hails63112
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I've been on cit 10mg now for 4 weeks and things do get better you just need to give it time....
You do get good days and bad days and for me 2day is a bad day (had a argument with the boyfriend last night)
I really hate to say it but it does get worse before it gets better. The side effects are different for everyone and I still am having side effects eg tension sore eyes insomnia shakes but I'm hoping there gonna disappear soon.
stay strong it's hard I no but you'll get there in the end and there's lots of support on this forum
Cheryl x