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Posted by student on May 30, 2006, at 22:35:37
Hello everyone,
It seems we have a lot in common. I have been on cymbalta for over 6 months for the wrong reason, I had a lot of traumatic life events including illness, happen to me. I to agree that medication in certain situations should be used carefully and sparenly, THE MEDICATION SHOULD INCLUDE WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU STOP TAKING IT, NOT JUST SIDE EFFECTS WHILE TAKING IT. Life stimulation has been the best medicine for me. Now my Dr. refuses to take me off it. so here I go tappering off (first day) sw*shy and dizzy and sleepy. Thank You for your support!
Posted by musky on May 31, 2006, at 0:55:09
In reply to cymbalta withdrawal, posted by student on May 27, 2006, at 20:13:36
>Dont listen to your dr... just get off the poison.
Good luck
taper slow
muskyHello everyone,
> It seems we have a lot in common. I have been on cymbalta for over 6 months for the wrong reason, I had a lot of traumatic life events including illness, happen to me. I to agree that medication in certain situations should be used carefully and sparenly, THE MEDICATION SHOULD INCLUDE WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU STOP TAKING IT, NOT JUST SIDE EFFECTS WHILE TAKING IT. Life stimulation has been the best medicine for me. Now my Dr. refuses to take me off it. so here I go tappering off (first day) sw*shy and dizzy and sleepy. Thank You for your support!
Posted by SLS on May 31, 2006, at 7:07:13
In reply to cymbalta withdrawal, posted by student on May 27, 2006, at 20:13:36
Hi.
How do you plan to go about tapering?
I ended up opening the capsules and dividing them up into fractional doses. The smallest dosage form is 20mg. That is too much to use as a tapering dose.
It is counterproductive to skip days. The short half-life of Cymbalta almost guarantees that you will suffer withdrawal symptoms for an extended period of time.
- Scott
> Hello everyone,
> It seems we have a lot in common. I have been on cymbalta for over 6 months for the wrong reason, I had a lot of traumatic life events including illness, happen to me. I to agree that medication in certain situations should be used carefully and sparenly, THE MEDICATION SHOULD INCLUDE WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU STOP TAKING IT, NOT JUST SIDE EFFECTS WHILE TAKING IT. Life stimulation has been the best medicine for me. Now my Dr. refuses to take me off it. so here I go tappering off (first day) sw*shy and dizzy and sleepy. Thank You for your support!
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