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Q: Paxil

asked by: yanks6621 on December 19th, 2005

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Paxil has helped me overcome my depression for the past 6 months. It has worked miracles. However, recently my intial depression symptoms of chest pain headache and tiredness have come back? Is it possible that you can develop a tolerance to paxil and a dosage increase is needed. I take 30mg.

Thanks!

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lostinastrangeworld

replied on December 23rd, 2005

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Whats up,

i was on paxil for something like three years. I had to change meds because it simply stopped working. I became suicidal. When I began paxil it was like the miracle drug, it made me feel 100% better. So I dont know if you can develop a tolerance to this drug but I really do think this was the case with me.

Good luck,

j

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