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Old 10-10-2007, 10:07 PM #1
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Hi i am an 18 year old female. Today i was diagnosed with NCS or Nuerocardiogenic Syncope. I have a highly severe case of this syndrome and must be medicated. My physician is putting me on Paxil an anti-depressant that also eliminates NCS symptoms. I am really upset about having to go on it. I am just looking for some outside information on this drug and how it will help with my NCS.

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