worried about medication, can anybody help
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Hi, since stopping drinking my anxiety has got worse, so much so I dont leave the house, my g.p prescribed me citalopram 10mg tablets
I read the leaflet and an petrified to start taking them with side effects like fainting and even says death, does anybody no how safe they are
since quitting the alcohol im on propranolol folic acid spironolactone and thiamine tablets which I take no problem just cant seem to take theese citalopram worry about what will happen if I will
thanx steven
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PaulJTurner1964 steven64590
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By law, every side-effect that has EVER been reported has to be listed. NOBODY has all of them and a large number are very rare (maybe 1 person in 10,000) You would never take any drug if you read the side effects.
The biggest worry is that your anxiety is preventing you from taking a treatment for your anxiety!! This could result in you ending up back on alcohol which WILL have massive effects on your health for certain.
Take the pills as prescribed! The doctor wouldn't have prescribed them if he/she thought that their career would be on the line because they killed you. Millions of people take these safely each day and get great relief from their anxiety and depression.
steven64590 PaulJTurner1964
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hopefully they work and lose theese anxiety feelings
steven
PaulJTurner1964 steven64590
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I hope you soon start to see improvements in how you feel
steven64590 PaulJTurner1964
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on second day now and my heads pounding and realy weired feeling like pressure dizziness and lightness on feet when I walk, just noticed a rash on my arm, do think I should be worried
think it may be side effects but no to sure,
PaulJTurner1964 steven64590
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These symptoms are likely to subside as your body gets used to the medication but if they become too much of a problem, contact your Dr. It shouldn't take more than a week before any mild side-effects stop.
If you get any more severe side-effects, don't hestitate to contact your Dr.
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