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Re: can't wake up since stopping Celexa! » porkpiehat

Posted by J Kelly on March 17, 2016, at 9:31:40

In reply to can't wake up since stopping Celexa!, posted by porkpiehat on March 16, 2016, at 12:07:57

> Seriously it's awful! There were times on higher doses of Celexa where I didn't feel compelled to get out of bed, but I seldomly could physicially not open my eyes.
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> In addition I'm tired a good part of the day and then wide awake when it's time to go to bed.
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I may take .125 klonopin at night and then in the afternoon.
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> Anyone have a suggestion? I slept through a client this morning and that was at 10 am...I was asleep by 11:30.
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I found this online:

"Fatigue: You may feel excessively fatigued for awhile after you quit Celexa. It may be difficult to get out of bed in the morning or even make it through a work day. The tiredness and lethargy may be pretty severe. Just recognize that this will gradually improve and your energy levels will start to return over time."

Would it be possible for you to go to bed earlier? Maybe you could take both doses of klonopin at night for a while or add something like trazadone or ambien. If you allow for extra hours of sleep do you think you could wake up when you need to?

Maybe your pdoc could prescribe a small dose of a simulant to take just until your Celexa withdrawals subside. I take Ritalin and it works for my sometimes severe fatigue.

Good luck,

Jade


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