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Old 11-28-2008, 03:34 PM #1
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Default Celexa for anger? 11 months PCS
Hi Everyone,

I am 11 months post concussion. Many of my symptoms have resolved, but I am left with the same bad headaches, extreme fatigue, and anger.

My doctor recently prescribed me Celexa to deal with my anger and confrontationalness I have been unleashing on my loved ones.

I was curious if anyone else has taken Celexa for similiar reasons and the results if any?

I am a police officer so needless to say I need to resolve my anger before I can resume my work.

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