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Posted by Mary-Teresa on December 26, 2001, at 18:26:17
Hi I have had the most bizzare side effects to meds. Has anybody every had a tremour like feeling in the back of your head, and a pulsating in your teeth as a result of taking meds. If so which medications were you taking and how long did this last. This all started after I stopped zoloft 4 months ago.
Mary
Posted by MB on December 26, 2001, at 19:17:52
In reply to PULSATING TREMOUR TEETH CHATTERING, posted by Mary-Teresa on December 26, 2001, at 18:26:17
I've had very high blood pressure on Effexor. I could feel my heatbeat in my gums and it felt like my teeth were pulsating. I could also hear the blood surging through my ears with such loudness that I couldn't hear people talking to me. I've never had a tremor in the back of my head. What was it like?
> Hi I have had the most bizzare side effects to meds. Has anybody every had a tremour like feeling in the back of your head, and a pulsating in your teeth as a result of taking meds. If so which medications were you taking and how long did this last. This all started after I stopped zoloft 4 months ago.
> Mary
Posted by petey on January 2, 2002, at 7:43:53
In reply to PULSATING TREMOUR TEETH CHATTERING, posted by Mary-Teresa on December 26, 2001, at 18:26:17
> Hi I have had the most bizzare side effects to meds. Has anybody every had a tremour like feeling in the back of your head, and a pulsating in your teeth as a result of taking meds. If so which medications were you taking and how long did this last. This all started after I stopped zoloft 4 months ago.
> MaryHi Mary!
Haven't talked to you in quite awhile. How are you doing? I hope things are improving for you. My doctor has put me on 5htp,Sam-e and vitamins and I am feeling (and sleeping) SO much better. I am not 100% yet, but things are definatley improving everyday! The music is almost non-existant now, just a little when I first get up in the morning. I find myself laughing and enjoying myself and it feels so good. I still have a way to go, but thank God for the improvements! I hope things are improving for you, also. Please let me know how you are doing. Take care and God bless you in 2002!
Petey
Posted by Kat26 on January 3, 2002, at 14:08:10
In reply to Re: PULSATING TREMOUR TEETH CHATTERING, posted by petey on January 2, 2002, at 7:43:53
I don't know if this is similar... I have been on Prozac for a year now, and sometimes (but not every day) I get this buzz like feeling that makes me want to shiver as if I am very nervous or very cold. Maybe it has nothing to do with the Prozac, but maybe it does.
Kat26
Posted by Benjamin on January 6, 2002, at 14:41:23
In reply to Re: PULSATING TREMOUR TEETH CHATTERING, posted by petey on January 2, 2002, at 7:43:53
I had to pulsating vibrating teeth experiance on Paxil and now on Celexa as well. On Celexa @ 20mg a day it is quite mild it happens when something surprises me.
ON Paxil it occured at all doses and was quite strong at 60mg per day. Would happen whenever thinking about an attractive women.
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