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Old 03-04-2011, 09:33 AM #11
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Ive been on amitriptyline now for 3 weeks (started at 10mg now at 20mg) I havent had any side effect, it doesnt even make me sleepy. It helps me a lot with pain and calms my anxiety and emotional spikes a lot even at this low dose. I'm surprised, even though its not an SSRI but still an antidepressant, in the past any SSRI id taken really didnt go over well.
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