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Old 04-18-2007, 12:22 AM #1
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Question Pro's and Con's of Cymbalta

If you currently take or have taken Cymbalta would you list your Pro's and Con's of the medication? I have been on Cymbalta 60mg now for almost 1 year. My neuropathy had initially decreased with it in the beginning but now it doesn't seem to be working as well and my depression seems to be rearing its ugly head again. My PCP Wants me to increase my dosage to a total of 120mg but I have heard many bad things lately about the withdrawal effects after long term use.
I also take Wellbutrin 300mg, Topamax 100mg, Norco 10/325 as needed, Ambien 10mg, Zanaflex 4mg, Zantac 300mg, Relpax for migrains.
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