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Old 01-16-2011, 11:57 AM #2
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Hi, Kimber. I was on prozac for 20 years prior to developing sfn. My neurologist took me off prozac and tried zoloft. Currently taking effexor. I never had any side effects at all on the prozac. My neuro took me off prozac because he felt it didn't have any pain killing properties for my neuropathy cocktail of drugs.
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