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Who has these?......you think that the fog is starting to clear, the citalopram is working & you feel good..........then the following evening you just crash & feel on edge & nervous about everything & analise your every emotion!
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will20275 rob37052
Posted
Hi Rob,
How are you? Just be patient your getting through the roller coaster ride. It sucks going through it. I've been on this med since 2/24/18 @ 10 mg. I'm myself again. It took me 8 good months to really get fully better.
Be positive and cut out caffeine and sugar and drink water and exercise.
Will
rob37052 will20275
Posted
hi will
i think im going to stay on 15 mg for a while, im trying to be very mindful, getting a good nights sleep, not drinking at home or partying, eating the right foods & when i need a minute to re group then i do. just trying to keep my head down & plough through.
thanks for reply
rob
rosie53203 rob37052
Posted
Citalopram works great, it usually takes about a month to work. But citalopram also has some side effects, such as dry mouth, sweating and fatigue, etc. These side effects are mild and will go away after a few weeks.
rob37052 rosie53203
Posted
hi rosie
how long have you been on citalopram?
what doseage are you currently on
its great when you read success stories, how long did you take to settle?
rob