Citalopram increase
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I’ve been on citalopram 20 mg for over 3 years managing ok and after having the birth control injection 2 weeks ago all my depression and anxiety symptoms are back! Doctor has put me on 40mg now. How long will it take to kick in? I can’t cope with these feelings. They make me not want to live! And will the increase in medication actually work? Help please
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kate49535 jan69708
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Hang in there Jan! You will get through this. Don’t let it overcome you. The medication will kick in and you’ll start to feel better, just give it time. It is a side effect of the upped medication. You got through it once, you can do it agai .
I was advised not to have the injection so when it’s due in 3 months don’t have it. I’ve been fine since I’ve not had it. All it is, is adding more hormones and you’re body in adapting to it.
We’re all here for you. 😘 xx
jan69708 kate49535
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kate49535 jan69708
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I’ve had the implant and it was even worse than the injection. Xx
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nigel45109 jan69708
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As you've been okay on cit for 3 years, I would think the increased dose will certainly work for you. Think you are looking at 8 to 12 weeks for signs of improvement.
lois95799 nigel45109
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marsh23433 jan69708
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