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Re: Efexor XR - Long Term Withdrawal - Anyone Else

Posted by gargurel on September 28, 2003, at 14:15:29

In reply to Re: Efexor XR - Long Term Withdrawal - Anyone Else, posted by Tracee on September 28, 2003, at 7:43:03

Thanks Tracy,

I just wish I knew how long to expect these side effects. I didn't have any effexor on Friday, nor Saturday. I took some today just to be sure that effexor was the cause; I took 37.5 and withing 3 hours other than a head acte all the rest went away. This scares me. I know that medicine can be very helpful, but I should have stayed away from this one.

I have heard that vitamin B and a few other supplements can help the brain fonction properly, and this may be a better way out.

Thanks again.
NGB

> Hi Gar,
> I believe the symptoms will ease as time goes on.
> I have been completely off effexor xr for two and a half weeks now.
> If your looking for herbal teas, perhaps rosehip or something relaxing might be best. I might try it myself. My G.P. has put me on 5mg of valium twice a day to keep me going for a bit longer as the tension I have had building since I went off has been going into my back. (I have a broad base disc bulge).
> It has been helping, but to be honest, I've had about enough of chemical answers to my problems.
> Please let me know how the tea goes for you. :)


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