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Old 08-27-2007, 11:56 AM #5
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Default Holidays may make the side-effects worse

I've read that the side-effects can diminish or even disappear over time. I wonder if the holidays are keeping your body from adjusting. It may be that the holidays are making the side-effects worse. I'm suggesting a "stable-state" approach: stay on your medication schedule for several weeks, or maybe months, and see if the side-effects lessen. Our bodies have amazing ability to adapt, but we have to give our body the chance to do so.

It also could be time for a talk with your doctor.

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