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Old 03-02-2012, 12:15 PM #1
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Default Lexapro

Went to my neurologist and he basically had nothing good to tell me. He said I should start lexapro 10 mg. im already on 100 mg. of amitriptaline, clonazepam, and vicodin as needed. I kinda feel like I was wasting the docs time. He asked why the head injury clinic wasnt prescribing. Im being bounced. Anyway im not sure when to take the lexapro. Morning, at bed?
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It probably does not make much difference except for the side effects. I take my SSRI in the am because it lessens the side effects when I am trying to sleep. In time, you blood level of the Lexapro will stabilize so it will not make any difference at all.

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Default Hi Crystal

Sorry you are getting bumped around by your doctors. Lexapro is good for depression in many cases. My question is do you have a primary care provider? I always head for my PCP when I get into trouble, and he seems to respond better to all the situations I have. He sends me to a specialist, only if that is needed, otherwise he takes care of things like depression. I would go to him first above all others, as he keeps track of all the others who are involved with my case. I do wish you all the best. Having that one doctor you really trust is important. ginnie
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