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Any one take Lexapro?

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Old 08-29-2009, 07:08 AM #11
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[QUOTE=SunshineGirl;558986]How did it do for depression with RSD??[/Q

Ive been taking lexapro b4 i had rsd ,my dr switch me to lyrica, & cymbalta, made me suicidal, made them put me back in lexapro, and cymbalta the best thing for me i take 10mg lexapro for depression & 30 mg of cymbalta for burning,stabing and so on for rsd,what works for me might not work 4 u but i luv it good luck, gentle hugs
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