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Lexapro and Arm Numbness?

Posted by Wildflower on August 29, 2003, at 15:17:58

I'm still hanging in there after 5 days of Lex and I'm having a weird reaction. Aside from the horrible nausea, my right arm between the elbow and figers keeps going numb or feels like it's about to fall asleep. Anyone else had a similar reaction? Not sure if carpal tunnel has finally set in or if it's a SE of the Lex.

Thanks in advance!

 

Re: Lexapro and Arm Numbness?

Posted by hog80ci on August 29, 2003, at 19:43:40

In reply to Lexapro and Arm Numbness?, posted by Wildflower on August 29, 2003, at 15:17:58

I'm on my ninth day and the S/Es are diminishing. I had a little tingling in my fingers but not nearly as bad as it was on effexor. The nausea will lighten up too. Hang in there.
Jim

 

Re: Lexapro and Arm Numbness? » Wildflower

Posted by galkeepinon on August 30, 2003, at 2:37:18

In reply to Lexapro and Arm Numbness?, posted by Wildflower on August 29, 2003, at 15:17:58

Hi, I'm finishing up my 4th week on Lexapro and I haven't had what you're experiencing here, but I had it with Topamax. Are you maybe sleeping on it wrong? That happenes sometimes? When I was working as a checker I was getting it really bad-I thought I had CTS too-it may be that you are having the beginnings of that. Maybe see a neurologist?
Good luck:-)

> I'm still hanging in there after 5 days of Lex and I'm having a weird reaction. Aside from the horrible nausea, my right arm between the elbow and figers keeps going numb or feels like it's about to fall asleep. Anyone else had a similar reaction? Not sure if carpal tunnel has finally set in or if it's a SE of the Lex.
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> Thanks in advance!


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