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8 days into the Celexa and the drowsiness is still a huge problem! I take it around 5pm and get a good nights sleep but from 5:30am until around noon.... I'm a zombie! Should I adjust the time I take it????? Help!
Maybe you should lower the doseage, until your body is used to it??
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