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Hi Beth.. Why do you take Lexapro? Depression Pain, Anxiety or a combination of all?

I took Paxil for years and am now on Prozac, for Anxiety/Depression. I don't chronic pain, so I don't need a Med for that.

Have you considered changing to Cymbalta? I have heard that it helps with Nerve Pain as well as Depress/Anxiety.

Other than making you sick and sleepy, is the lexapro helping you?
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