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Old 02-19-2014, 02:46 AM #1
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Started cymbalta friday night, other than the side affects my nerves felt good until I woke up today. Not sure if its from the cymablta but I am lit up more than I was before cymbalta. Anyone else experience this?
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The norepi side of the Cymbalta is stimulating to some people.

You'll have to keep track of your blood pressure if you feel these energizing side effects. Avoid caffeine too. Cymbalta can raise blood pressures in people with that tendency.
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The norepi side of the Cymbalta is stimulating to some people.

You'll have to keep track of your blood pressure if you feel these energizing side effects. Avoid caffeine too. Cymbalta can raise blood pressures in people with that tendency.
That would be good if it raised my blood pressure since its always on the low side. I have an addiction to caffeine but haven't had any since september. It used to bring me great happiness.
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