When will the morning anxiety go???

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as soon as my husbands alarm goes off at 5:30am the anxiety kicks in . shaking , palpatations . sweatimg .

i do 3 mins of meditation in the morning and it sorta helps but when will citalopram help the morning anxiety disappear

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    it took mine around 5 -6 days to ease, then i had a different side effect, each time i had a side effect it would last this time and on to another for about 6-8 weeks but everone different to citalopram, i had all side effects even rare ones.

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      i also experience the rare side effects that lasted many months.

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      oh louis, the Tremors were horrific with me, dilated pupils, also a strange fizzing around my eyes, very strong fizzing, did you experience this too? so glad its behind me now, its been 1 year now brilliant days. how about you, how you feeling now?

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    hi

    It varies the first time around i was ok after 6 weeks this time around it took 10 weeks x I know it is awful and its difficult to cope with but it will get easier mine was nausea i had it really bad with sweating and the horrible feeling of dread x i constantly listened to an end anxiety app slept a lot and took beta blockers in the first few weeks ask your doc for something to help take the edge off

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    I know the morning anxiety is always the last to go. I wome up at 5:30 too and it's so hard to get up. I lay in bed till 7 when my son has to get up. Hang in there.

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    HI I am on 10mg , 2 weeks still have anxiety, I was wondering the same, wake up, get a cup of tea, take it back upstairs for a hour, internal treamberling, on and off like a buzzing feeling, it's the feeling alone and wondering if you are going to cope with the day, what mg are you on, and how long have you been on it, thanks

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