Re: Lexapro?Do inactive ingredients have side effects » JaneB

Posted by Ritch on September 4, 2002, at 13:36:05

In reply to Re: Lexapro?Do inactive ingredients have side effects , posted by JaneB on August 31, 2002, at 16:39:21

> I only take 10 mg of Celexa now. What will 10 mg of Lexapro do? Give more side effects or be more effective?
> JaneB
Jane,
My expectation of the medicine (at this time) would be 5mg Lexapro=10mg of Celexa, and you would probably be less tired on it because the R-isomer (in Celexa) has much more affinity for H1 histamine receptors than Lexapro (the S-isomer). If you are sensitive to adverse effects from antihistamines, you might be happier with Lexapro. I am real sensitive to antihistamine grogginess.
just an idea,
Mitch

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Lexapro reduced side-effects - no evidence » JaneB dr. dave 9/3/02
Not logical » dr. dave Anyuser 9/3/02
Re: Not logical » Anyuser dr dave 9/4/02
Re: Lexapro?Do inactive ingredients have side effects » JaneB Ritch 9/4/02

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