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Old 12-17-2009, 08:19 PM #1
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Default amitriptyline and cymbalta
Hi,
I'm taking 50 mg of amitriptyline a night for RSD. I also was considering medication to treat my anxiety disorder, and was recommended cymbalta at 60 mg a night. My first doc told me to stop the amitrip. first, and I balked at that because the amitript helps a lot with the RSD and I'd read that other kinds of anti-depressants like cymbalta aren't quite as good against RSD. But then another doctor said they'd be OK together. Does anyone else have any experience or suggestions on this?
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