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Re: Has anyone used Paxil ??? ExperienceFrom: Lisa (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 25 Aug 2000 22:44:27 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 25 Aug 2000, Avalos, wrote: > >Hi... > >I took paxil for several months a couple of years ago.. I found that it >really helped me, and I had minimal side effects for the first couple of >days that I took it (trouble sleeping, jittery), then they went away... >The key to medications like paxil is to take them regularly on a fairly >strict time schedule, and not to forget or skip dosages... > >Paxil is a serotonin enhancer.. so it addresses the chemical that makes us >feel good or bad... > >Like all medications, it is not perfect for everyone, and a small percentage >of people who try it end up not being able to take it. Given that, I can >tell you from personal experience that it really was wonderful for me, and I >did not have any truly bad side effects. (I took 30 mg per day, it comes in >three dosages, 10 mg, 20 mg, and 30 mg). > >Hope this info helps. > >Clara
Hello - I took Paxil from 2-14-00 until 4 weeks ago. I had all the bad
side effects but took it anyway because it helped enough to outweigh the
bad. My husband has taken it 3+ years with no bad side effects. I
found that after 3 weeks the side effects lessened, but for me they
never left (shaking, hyper, sexual dysfunction). My mother took Serzone
and I will try that next time I need something. A great book to help
you learn about the different antidepressants is called the Feeling Good
Handbook by David D. Burns, MD. I got it at Barnes and Noble. Hope
that helps!!
Lisa R.
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