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05-02-2009, 06:36 AM
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Well, I think you need to see the doctor.
Typically drugs cause symptoms in the beginning, and then the side effects become less as your system adjusts. Your Cymbalta dose is not high either, but some people are just very sensitive to the nausea/diarrhea it can cause. There are people who cannot take any SSRIs because of this side effect. Dromperidone (Motilium) increases movement, and if you still use ANY of it, even a small amount, it might be the culprit when combined with the other two drugs you are taking. Keep us in the loop. It may be you just have a bug, and this will be self limiting with time.
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