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Old 12-14-2009, 02:31 PM #1
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Default Cymbalta killed my tastebuds :(
I had been on Cymbalta for a year and a half and noticed the entire time I was on it, my tongue was awfully dry and white (which I hear is common as anti-depressants dehydrate your system). I am into my second month from withdrawal from the med ( 8th day now with none) and noticed the normal pink coloring has returned to my tongue (YAY!), but my tastebuds are worse than ever! I can barely taste anything. I've even gone to eating very spicy food just so I can taste something. I'm hoping this is not permanent!!!
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mine returned in about 6 months or so
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Alaska Mike could you pm me I am new here and saw you have CRPS as I do. I just had a few questions that you my be of some help.

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