Success on Citalopram😁
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I just wanted to feed back to you all how wonderful I am feeling week12 on citalopram 20 mg
This is my second time on this drug since 2013. With hindsight I should never really have come off it but stayed at a very low dose .
I spent hours..again ...researching the internet in the early stages. This time it took 6 weeks until I started to feel better. It had taken only 2 the first time
Yes I had all the side effects and felt much much worse whilst my brain waited to rewire itself in those initial weeks
It may not be the drug for everyone but it's worked wonders for me
So I just wanted to comfort and give empathy to those of you out there who are still on their journey
My path is now much straighter
Good luck all
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babsyboo gillian176
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Hi Gillian176
How are u
I'm on day 13 of 25 MG Celexa , was wondering if the side effects are the same bad and long as going up on the meds
I'm trying to do as u wrote me to do
Also would it be wrong to stay on 25 MG for a time and see how it works for me ?
Stay on that for awhile then go down to 20 MG slowly
thank you babsyboo
gillian176 babsyboo
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sorry thought had replied
yes they can be and yes why not try that stabilize then change dose again
babsyboo gillian176
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Hi gillian176
Have a ??????
U write u had all the side effects the second time on Celexa
may I ask what they were ?
Because I had so many and still have some after all I been though with the Celexa
I'm on 5 weeks 25 MG but before that amount of Celexa I was on 10 MG for 10 days then 15 MG for 8 days then 20 MG for 4 weeks then 30 MG for 7 weeks and then back down to 25 MG for 5 weeks now and all by Dr approved
so all of the different weeks and amount do they count as almost 6 month or do I only count the 25 MG I am on now for 5 weeks
how does this all work , please help me as I am wondering if I ever be myself again
thank you for your reply back babsyboo
lois95799 babsyboo
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every time you change dose up or down is like starting again.the brain has to figure out the dose changes and that takes many many weeks or months.you will experience all kinds of bizarre side effects .
gillian176 babsyboo
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Exactly what i would have said .... lois
kris11713 gillian176
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Me too ! it took years I mean a decade to finally get better because of Citalopram!
It was the Only med that relieved horrible, debilitating depression.
Now I use Botox too. Jeez, is this how normal people feel? almost like waking from a coma, really.
lois95799 kris11713
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are you still taking cit.?
gillian176 lois95799
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well i am
gillian176
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hello everyone
i am still here and still on citalopram 20 mg
still managing myself daily with kindness to myself, meditation, yoga, exercise,healthy eating
counting 54321 and getting up and doing whatever
tx to fernando 21 for that tip
how are you doing fernando?
am reposting what you wrote....
gillian176
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gillian176
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Hope0.0 gillian176
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Hello everyone. Thank you Gillian, I'm happy to hear that you are feeling better with Citalopram. Depression is such a dreadful illness to suffer from, and it's really assuring and pleasing each time we hear that someone of us has won the fight.
I kindly want to ask if anyone here has experienced tremor as a side effect? In particular lips, neck, and facial tremor, especially under pressure (the tremor is mild and unseen by others, but you can feel it). This is my 11th week on 10mg Cipram. Before the medication, I didn't experience any tremor in the lips or in the face.
Thanks
babsyboo Hope0.0
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Hope0.0
Don't know if u had anyone give u a response back yet , but I can tell u I had and still have I call it the shakes . Yes u feel them very strong but can't see them from the outside , it's a side effect from Celexa 1 of many . I call them shakes ☺ u call them tremor , same thing ☺ they are scary to me but many say that all the side effects from Celexa can't hurt u .
Still it feels wired and scary , beside that I have so many more . Hope this helped u a bit babsyboo
Hope0.0 babsyboo
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Hello babsyboo 😃
Thank you so much for your reply, actually yes no one has responded but you. Your reply is so comforting and assuring, thanks again 😃
It seems that we are not the only ones that are experiencing such side effects, I've been searching the Internet since nearly a month, and I came across this discussion thread via Drugs. Our mates there are adding a new word -tics- to our (tremor-and shaking terms) to describe the feeling. You'll find it assuring and comforting I'm sure 😃
Thanks again babsyboo, I wish you all the good health and recovery
https://www.drugs.com/answers/generalized-anxiety-disorder-have-any-of-you-ever-481393.html
natalie18546 gillian176
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thats helpful to me. thanks
gillian176 natalie18546
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thats great NATALIE
i think we also have to remember that were good BECAUSE were taking the tablets
its only like taking thyroxine or insulin...
you just need it
lois95799 gillian176
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totally agreed gillian.
natalie18546 gillian176
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gillian agree 100%