Re: timezone changes and med dose timing » llrrrpp

Posted by SLS on August 1, 2006, at 6:05:59

In reply to timezone changes and med dose timing, posted by llrrrpp on August 1, 2006, at 0:30:34

Hi.
> But I've been getting headaches, and I took a long nap, and have been feeling kind of out of it. Only a tiny bit depressed. some visual distortions and ear ringing. Does this happen to you too when you take your antidepressant later than usual?
How about splitting your dosage of Cymbalta 60/30 between the evening and morning? You should be able to avoid experiencing trough/withdrawal effects that way. People on Cymbalta often report experiencing such things if they delay taking their daily dose by even 2 hours.

- Scott

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