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Old 02-12-2009, 12:44 PM #1
Piruka Piruka is offline
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Default ??? About Celexa

Got a big concern about Celexa. My GP put me on Celexa 20mg/day for depression but after taking it for 3 days I now wake up in a daze (I take it at night), with upset stomach and just feeling weird.
It has helped me to sleep better at night but I'm wondering if these side effects are because the dosage is too high to begin with it.
To tell you the truth, I'm looking for another doc, she was falling asleep while writing the prescription and I don't trust her.
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