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Q: Immediate Urgenttttttttttt Helppppppppppppp Needed.......?

asked by: sunandoghosh on March 10th, 2006

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Immediate urgenttttttttttt helppppppppppppp needed.......???????????

Immediate urgenttttttttttt helppppppppppppp needed.......???????????]

i have been on

1. Mirtaz
2. Veniz (probably effexor in usa)

for last 8 months.

From last few days I am getting severe itching in my skin daily.

Right now its unbearable and impossible. I am trying to reach my psychiatrist but unable .

Any idea.........

I am goibng crazy with this itching all over bodyyyyyyyyyyy nowwwwwwwwwwwww

plzzzzzzzzz

regards

sunando

Replies(2)

*~Bree~*

replied on March 10th, 2006

Experienced User

I was om effexor for a long time and I was like a zombie all the time. My skin is very sensitive anyways but I found out when I would stress over something I would break out. People just call it stress bumps. But on effexor it just seemed worse. I don't know if thats your case but if want to talk about it just pm me or email me.

Morning_Glory

replied on March 14th, 2006

Experienced User

Any chance you are allergic to the medicine? Itching is a possible sign of an allergy. Call your doctor and if he can't talk to you, ask for the nurse or his voice mail. Anyhow get the message to him that you think you might be having an allergic reaction to the meds and describe your symptoms.

In the meantime, try the aveeno oatmeal bath or some of the other over the counter products that help relieve itching.

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