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ladyblue42
03-24-2005 @ 10:59 AM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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I have been on the generic Celexa for a couple of weeks now and have had no problems with it except for feeling a little sleepy which could also be from an increase in my anti-anxiety medication.

I know that a lot of people who were switched from the brand name Celexa to the generic version are reporting numerous problems but I have to say, having never been on the "brand name" that I've been doing fine on the generic.

I also was on Paxil for a few years before I was switched to Wellbutrin (which I still take in addition to the other meds).  It took me about 3 weeks to taper off.  On Paxil I felt really "blank" and that feeling left after about a month I guess.

Good luck.

Patti121271
03-24-2005 @ 9:40 AM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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Mary!

Please read the discussion marked as "Generic Celexa" - Citalopram.  There are numerous postings for those of us who have tried it.

Good luck!

Patti

MaryHuby
03-24-2005 @ 7:42 AM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone knows, possibly from their own experience, how long seroxat withdrawl sympotoms can last ?

And, secondly, my doctor has just prescribed me citalopram, i've heard quite a lot of bad things about this drug, just wondering if anyone has anything positive to say about it, or anything to say about it really.

Thankyou, Mary

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