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Old 11-11-2007, 10:07 PM #1
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Default Paxil And Neuropathy
Hi Everyone!

First time user. Just wondering if anyone has experience or knowledge of any connection between SSRI's and neuropathy? Have bee trying to taper from 40 mgs of Paxil. Presently holding at 11.7 mgs/ Have gone from tingling in feet to to numbness. Mostly confined to toes. Any comments would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Stan
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