Psycho-Babble Medication Thread 307642

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please help PAXIL

Posted by suebird on January 31, 2004, at 8:30:42

ive been on it for a little over 2 weeks and still having the side effects upset stomache mostly and still crying alot and cant leave my husband side how much longer before i start to go up hill and start to feel better. any good advice about the sude effects from the meds

 

Re: please help PAXIL

Posted by jms600 on January 31, 2004, at 16:02:31

In reply to please help PAXIL, posted by suebird on January 31, 2004, at 8:30:42

I took 20 mg Seroxat (Paxil) and found it to be helpful after about 6 weeks, but it doesn't take that long with everyone. My main problems were anxiety, panic and depression.

I was still getting slightly depressed and anxious on it so my doc raised the does to 30mg, and I saw a noticeable improvement.

 

Take PAXIL, wait 2 weeks.

Posted by jerseydevil on February 2, 2004, at 16:30:13

In reply to Re: please help PAXIL, posted by jms600 on January 31, 2004, at 16:02:31

Usually, an ssri like Paxil will take two weeks to get up to proper levels in you system, so you shouldn't make any adjustments until after two weeks (and after talking to you pdoc). While Paxil can be pretty good for certain Depressives, particularly those with anxiety too (like me), I happened to be one of the lucky ones who seemed to get all the good side effects (no sex drive, the equipment didn't work anyway) and I just came off a five day period of really fun withdrawl while working my way down from 20mg/day to zero (with the input of my pdoc). So good luck, and read up and ask questions about your meds before you get stuck. NOT ALL MEDS EFFECT ALL PEOPLE THE SAME WAY!!


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