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Q: Paxil Cr 12.5 Mg

asked by: SanchezAM on November 17th, 2004

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I recently withdrew from lexapro and was given paxil cr. I have only taken it 2 times and I feel very slpeey and drunk feeling. Is this a common side effect and when will it go away?

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blueangelz

replied on November 17th, 2004

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Hi, those are some of the side effects of it. Also upset stomach is pretty common too. Should go away in about 2 weeks or so. Check with your doctor just to make sure though.

SanchezAM

replied on November 18th, 2004

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Thanks for the info!

blueangelz

replied on November 21st, 2004

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Hey, just wanted to see if you were feeling any better...

SanchezAM

replied on November 22nd, 2004

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blueangelz wrote:

hey, just wanted to see if you were feeling any better...

i'm doing good. Once in a while when I take it I get that drunk/high feeling but not always. Yesterday, I was at home just chilling. I wonder if it is one of the effects of the paxil working for me? Laughing

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