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madal

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Swollen Feet And Ankles Due to Medication Posted: 01-03-04 15:43pm


i'm fed up. I've recently changed my intidepressant medication, and now have more side effects than I had with the old ones. The main one is swollen ankles and feet. The other is vivid dreams every time I go to sleep. This sounds silly but it gets to me after a while. The only side effect I had with the old ones was lack of interest in sex. What should I do? Should I stay on the new ones, or go back to the old ones and have no sex life? I'd appreciate any comments or suggestions. Cheers

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