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Posted by completelypsycho on September 18, 2003, at 12:15:50
In reply to Re: Lexapro is a NO for me!! » completelypsycho, posted by trucker on August 26, 2003, at 16:59:06
> > I have been on efexxor for almost 3 years and was changed to Lexapro a few days ago...I don't know if the problems I'm having now are from the change in med's or what but God theres a lot of them. If someone could let me know I would appreciate it. I was fine the first 2 days but on the 3rd day...lightheaded, short of breath, dizzy, shakey, heart running away..like I was having an anxiety attach that I couldn't control...I went to bed it was so bad and then all hell broke loose...dream's that I couldn't breath, that I was having a heart attack and on and on until I woke my self up and then the other side effects hit again....this is the 4th day and I did not take it today I went back to the Effexor and have a call into my doctor to find out if that was a good thing or not...any suggestions......oh and I still feel really shakey and all the other side effects are still there I assume they will go away in a couple days or at least I sure hope so...any help or am I going completely psycho????? HELP!!
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> is it possible that its withdrawl from your other meds. we need weaned off most of them... just a thought. there are side effects when you start lex. maybe they should have started you at a lower dose....
> take care
> trucker>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thank you all!! I went back on the Effexor and off the Lexapro and the withdrawl stopped immediately. I had no problems when I first started the Effexor in the very beginning and was started on 150mg. But the Lexapro didn't get the job done with all the side effects from the withdrawl off the effexor. I'm fine now but the funny part is my doctor never figured it out, as withdrawl until I slipped it in from all your great advice. That's frightening! Thank all of you again for your help. I don't think I could have made it through that day without you. Its been over a month now and I'm still here. not-completelypsyco any more!
Posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 13:24:15
In reply to Re: Lexapro is a NO for me!!, posted by completelypsycho on September 18, 2003, at 12:15:50
> > > I have been on efexxor for almost 3 years and was changed to Lexapro a few days ago...I don't know if the problems I'm having now are from the change in med's or what but God theres a lot of them. If someone could let me know I would appreciate it. I was fine the first 2 days but on the 3rd day...lightheaded, short of breath, dizzy, shakey, heart running away..like I was having an anxiety attach that I couldn't control...I went to bed it was so bad and then all hell broke loose...dream's that I couldn't breath, that I was having a heart attack and on and on until I woke my self up and then the other side effects hit again....this is the 4th day and I did not take it today I went back to the Effexor and have a call into my doctor to find out if that was a good thing or not...any suggestions......oh and I still feel really shakey and all the other side effects are still there I assume they will go away in a couple days or at least I sure hope so...any help or am I going completely psycho????? HELP!!
> >
> > //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> > is it possible that its withdrawl from your other meds. we need weaned off most of them... just a thought. there are side effects when you start lex. maybe they should have started you at a lower dose....
> > take care
> > trucker
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> Thank you all!! I went back on the Effexor and off the Lexapro and the withdrawl stopped immediately. I had no problems when I first started the Effexor in the very beginning and was started on 150mg. But the Lexapro didn't get the job done with all the side effects from the withdrawl off the effexor. I'm fine now but the funny part is my doctor never figured it out, as withdrawl until I slipped it in from all your great advice. That's frightening! Thank all of you again for your help. I don't think I could have made it through that day without you. Its been over a month now and I'm still here. not-completelypsyco any more!
>Some doctors are so ignorant when it comes to withdrawal!!!!!! Some people never have withdrawal, but most do. I put up a link yesterday about one persons withdrawal story. For some people this withdrawal lasts for months and months. Now doctors are jumping from med to med. The symptoms or side effects are blamed on the new med. The doctor doesnt know, the patient doesnt know, this is very sad. People come to this board all the time with the same problem. They think its lexapro!!! Some times it is the lexapro. But in my heart I believe its withdrawal. Your lucky you found this board and figured it out for yourself. If you ever go off your med, there are guides on the web to help. The best way is to wean yourself off slowly. I do mean very slowly!!!!!!! Im glad you posted with an update and am going to put this whole post in my favorites. Glad you recovered so quickly. I know how scared you were. Ive been there myself, it is truly hell. Especially when you have no clue why its happening to you!!! TAKE CARE!!!
WAYNE
Posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 13:44:34
In reply to Re: Lexapro is a NO for me!!, posted by completelypsycho on September 18, 2003, at 12:15:50
GREAT TO HEAR~~keep feeling good:-)
> Thank you all!! I went back on the Effexor and off the Lexapro and the withdrawl stopped immediately. I had no problems when I first started the Effexor in the very beginning and was started on 150mg. But the Lexapro didn't get the job done with all the side effects from the withdrawl off the effexor. I'm fine now but the funny part is my doctor never figured it out, as withdrawl until I slipped it in from all your great advice. That's frightening! Thank all of you again for your help. I don't think I could have made it through that day without you. Its been over a month now and I'm still here. not-completelypsyco any more!
>
Posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 13:46:52
In reply to Re: Lexapro is a NO for me!!, posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 13:24:15
Posted by Banab on September 18, 2003, at 13:49:15
In reply to ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6, posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 0:56:17
I am at the end of week 5 of taking Lexapro. I had an adjustment period the first week I was on it, but then started feeling really good. I started feel "like my old self again" and have felt good up until now.
Now I have started having severe anxiety leading to panic to where I can't function. The main disturbing symptom is my chest will hurt a little, then my trunk and arms will go all hot, tingly and numb. Like I'm being pricked from the inside. I will have waves of this that last from 2 - 4 hours. I have had two episodes of this.
Has anyone else experienced this sensation? What is it from? Is it just a symptom of axiety?
Posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 15:19:33
In reply to Re: ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6, posted by Banab on September 18, 2003, at 13:49:15
> I am at the end of week 5 of taking Lexapro. I had an adjustment period the first week I was on it, but then started feeling really good. I started feel "like my old self again" and have felt good up until now.
>
> Now I have started having severe anxiety leading to panic to where I can't function. The main disturbing symptom is my chest will hurt a little, then my trunk and arms will go all hot, tingly and numb. Like I'm being pricked from the inside. I will have waves of this that last from 2 - 4 hours. I have had two episodes of this.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this sensation? What is it from? Is it just a symptom of axiety?
Hi, I notice you and Gal are complaining about anxiety well after you both started lexapro. I relate to the numbness and hot feeling and anxiety of course. But it would be hard for me to answer because I started with panic attacks and anxiety. It could be the body just going through an adjustment period to the med. I have another idea but really dont want to share it because its just stuff I read and my own thoughts. People have complained about this on all boards time to time. But they disappear and you never know how things worked out. Maybe Jim has run across some old posts we can look at. But I do have one question!!!!! Do you notice around your neck and face redness that never leaves since starting lexapro? TAKE CARE!!!!
WAYNE
Posted by lil' jimi on September 18, 2003, at 15:54:52
In reply to Re: ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6, posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 15:19:33
now i remember taking the last 10mg pill yesterday at noon ...
... when i looked into the bare bottom of my script bottle today at noon ... it.. s l o w l y ..began to dawn on me that i was out ...
to which my brain is now responding,
"Zero?"OUT!
uh, i got to go to the store ...
later,
~ jimp.s. ... ... but notice that even under these crisis conditions ... i'm posting about it first ... ???
... nurse, this guy _needs_ his medication ! ... ... ... HA!
TAKE CARE !!!
~ j
Posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 17:01:56
In reply to Re: ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6, posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 15:19:33
Hi Wayne, thanks for some feedback:-) I haven't had the redness around my neck and face from the Lexapro. If I scratch my neck or I blush, I get red, and it seems to stay longer~but very rarely.
I know you're not menopausal! Maybe it's still your anxiety/nerves, but the Lexapro is helping physiologically, but still shows up as redness physically? Just a thought.......
Now....R U sure that your redness around your neck wasn't from wearing the garlic the other night ;) HA!
Anyway, you also said that you had another idea, but sounded hesitant to share it. I'm very intersted in that if you don't mind posting it? If you don't want to post it, you're welcome to email me~let me know k?
Maybe jimbo has an idea where some threads are on this for us.
:-)
thanks again!> Hi, I notice you and Gal are complaining about anxiety well after you both started lexapro. I relate to the numbness and hot feeling and anxiety of course. But it would be hard for me to answer because I started with panic attacks and anxiety. It could be the body just going through an adjustment period to the med. I have another idea but really dont want to share it because its just stuff I read and my own thoughts. People have complained about this on all boards time to time. But they disappear and you never know how things worked out. Maybe Jim has run across some old posts we can look at. But I do have one question!!!!! Do you notice around your neck and face redness that never leaves since starting lexapro? TAKE CARE!!!!
> WAYNE
>
>
Posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 17:05:39
In reply to Re: zero?, posted by lil' jimi on September 18, 2003, at 15:54:52
Ruh Ro, did you get more??? Sometimes we'll do that cuz we be feeling so good on Lexapro that we forget. Then sometimes we post first, when we should get our butts out to the store;)
HA:-) Goooooooooooooooo Lexapro:-)
Have a good one:-)> now i remember taking the last 10mg pill yesterday at noon ...
> ... when i looked into the bare bottom of my script bottle today at noon ... it.. s l o w l y ..began to dawn on me that i was out ...
> to which my brain is now responding,
> "Zero?"
>
> OUT!
>
> uh, i got to go to the store ...
>
> later,
> ~ jim
>
> p.s. ... ... but notice that even under these crisis conditions ... i'm posting about it first ... ???
>
> ... nurse, this guy _needs_ his medication ! ... ... ... HA!
>
> TAKE CARE !!!
>
> ~ j
Posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 17:18:55
In reply to Re: ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6 » BLKVETTES, posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 17:01:56
> Hi Wayne, thanks for some feedback:-) I haven't had the redness around my neck and face from the Lexapro. If I scratch my neck or I blush, I get red, and it seems to stay longer~but very rarely.
> I know you're not menopausal! Maybe it's still your anxiety/nerves, but the Lexapro is helping physiologically, but still shows up as redness physically? Just a thought.......
> Now....R U sure that your redness around your neck wasn't from wearing the garlic the other night ;) HA!
> Anyway, you also said that you had another idea, but sounded hesitant to share it. I'm very intersted in that if you don't mind posting it? If you don't want to post it, you're welcome to email me~let me know k?
> Maybe jimbo has an idea where some threads are on this for us.
> :-)
> thanks again!
>
>
>
> > Hi, I notice you and Gal are complaining about anxiety well after you both started lexapro. I relate to the numbness and hot feeling and anxiety of course. But it would be hard for me to answer because I started with panic attacks and anxiety. It could be the body just going through an adjustment period to the med. I have another idea but really dont want to share it because its just stuff I read and my own thoughts. People have complained about this on all boards time to time. But they disappear and you never know how things worked out. Maybe Jim has run across some old posts we can look at. But I do have one question!!!!! Do you notice around your neck and face redness that never leaves since starting lexapro? TAKE CARE!!!!
> > WAYNE
> >Hi Gal, I was mainly posting about the user banab!!! I am fine and have no problems. I just find it odd that all side effects go away and return as anxiety weeks later. I will read a few things and post back after hearing from others. Or maybe someone will post and all questions will be answered!!! But I have not heard anything on this that makes my curiousity go away. TAKE CARE!!!
WAYNE
Posted by lil' jimi on September 18, 2003, at 17:34:49
In reply to Re: zero no more???????~jim » lil' jimi, posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 17:05:39
Posted by galkeepinon on September 18, 2003, at 17:45:39
In reply to Re: ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6, posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 17:18:55
Ah ok got ya:-) It is odd that side effects can go away and return after a few weeks, it makes me wonder if this Lexapro is successful for long term. Maybe someone can shed some light!!!
My anxiety is better today.
Take Care!> Hi Gal, I was mainly posting about the user banab!!! I am fine and have no problems. I just find it odd that all side effects go away and return as anxiety weeks later. I will read a few things and post back after hearing from others. Or maybe someone will post and all questions will be answered!!! But I have not heard anything on this that makes my curiousity go away. TAKE CARE!!!
> WAYNE
>
>
Posted by JaneB on September 18, 2003, at 17:58:02
In reply to Re: ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6, posted by BLKVETTES on September 18, 2003, at 17:18:55
Wayne,
I didn't get redness but I sure had an itchiness on the back of my head and then I got a rash on both shins. Maybe I was just taking too much. I don't know. But I stopped and eventually the rash went away.
Jane
Posted by johnny b good on September 18, 2003, at 21:40:47
In reply to Anyone switched to Lexapro? « ggrrl, posted by Dr. Bob on June 11, 2002, at 7:52:48
Hi to all of you. I am making my first post here today but have been following the writings for days now. I am in day 25 on Lexapro and have been having some good days and some less than good days so far. I know from reading the posts from you guys that it takes a while to get there. The medication is trying to work but not quite there yet. Some background on me: 58 yr old male. Recovering alcoholic. Been sober for over ten years with the help of Alcoholics Anonymous. Self medicated with alcohol on a daily basis for 25 years. My then family doctor told me after researching the results of my blood test, that I would have to either live without alcohol or my liver. He said "the choice is yours". I knew more old drunks than I did old doctors so I gave up my doctor. After two more years of denial the alcohol quit working and I couldn't drink enough to stop the pain. I became an AA member and was shown how to live my life without the crutch of alcohol. It was nice to see the world with a clear head but bouts of depression and anxiety were nipping at my heels. After a year or so I sought medical help for it and was introduced to AD's for the first time. Some worked and some didn't but at least I found out that I didn't have to live that way....Thank God. More lately I have been on Paxil for several years and did well except for the weight gain. Back in July I spent several days at my cabin at a ranch where we spend time and forgetfully came home without my medication. It is over 300+ miles away so going back for it was not an option. I made the decision to make the best of a bad situation and declared myself drug free. Right,no more Paxil.
By the way I don't recommend the cold turkey withdrawal method that I used for anyone. I have been on an exercise program at the local health club since May and managed to lose 25+ lbs in the process. So I stayed with the exercise routine in hopes that it would help me to live my life without the help of AD's. After about 6 weeks off medication I began to notice those old familiar dark clouds forming overhead and slowly but surely my zest for life started to slooowwww dowwnnn. I know the signs all too well so I tucked my pride away and saw my p-doc and confessed what I had done. Doc told me about this new wonder drug Lexapro and suggested I give it a whirl. The rest is soon to be history so I am going to see how it goes. You don't know what a comfort it is to have this board to turn to when the days seem hopeless. I know that I will soon be back to feeling great and I will post as often as I can to help those who are struggling to understand that good will only come through persistence. My side effects have not been that terrible and couldn't even compare to some hang overs I've had back in the day. Lets keep on keepin on.
Posted by Arrianna on September 18, 2003, at 23:13:23
In reply to Re: Anyone switched to Lexapro? « ggrrl » Dr. Bob, posted by johnny b good on September 18, 2003, at 21:40:47
Welcome to the board jonny be good!! Sounds like the Lexapro has been treating you fairly well. Glad to hear your not suffering major SE's.
Congrats on your 10 years sobriety as well. That is great! Many one day's at a time, I'm sure.
Look forward to seeing your posts here. Take care and I wish you continued success with the Lex!
Arrianna
Posted by Arrianna on September 18, 2003, at 23:19:28
In reply to laughter » Mariposa, posted by lil' jimi on September 17, 2003, at 11:38:33
Hi jim!
I don't know-Wayne may be the funny one, yet I think you're the jokester. Ha!! Your posts do add quite a bit of entertainment value!! You add so much.
Anyway, how's the lex? By the sounds of it, still working well. Yeah, good for you!!
Arrianna
Posted by Arrianna on September 18, 2003, at 23:25:19
In reply to re: ~jim got some !! ... some _Lexapro_ !!! (nm) » galkeepinon, posted by lil' jimi on September 18, 2003, at 17:34:49
Hey Jim!
Glad to hear you got your Lex!! We need you to have your lex-a-pro magic for the board!!
I'm going out of town this weekend with my family to help my grandma move. Definetely going to need my lex to get me through that. Family can be ???? at times, you know. So, I made sure to pack my meds. right away.
Anyways, really going to miss the board while I'm gone. Hope I don't go through psycho-babble withdrawals. Anyway got any suggestions for that? Lol.
See ya' in the posts next week!
Arrianna
Posted by Arrianna on September 18, 2003, at 23:34:40
In reply to Re: Lexapro kicking in, posted by sussus on September 18, 2003, at 11:26:11
sussus:
Of course you can ask. I've been on 10mg. Lex now for 10 weeks.
Sorry to hear that you're having trouble with anxiety. Maybe it would be a good idea to try raising your dose.
I wish I could offer you more help, however, I've not gone through that yet. So far, the lex has been effective in treating my anxiety except for some very mild anxiety occasionally due to changes in my life, and not necessarily from the lexapro.
There have been other posts regarding this about raising the dose of lex, so maybe they could offer some insight, or others who read this and have experienced what your going through could add some feedback.
Can I ask: is there anything going on in your life that could be contributing to your anxiety? If so, maybe once that's worked through, your anxiety would lessen. If not, I think you'd be doing the right thing about going to your Doc.
What's everyone else think?
Good Luck to you! Hang in there, and I hope it gets better for you!! Let us know what happens, k?
Arrianna
Posted by galkeepinon on September 19, 2003, at 0:14:04
In reply to re: ~jim got some !! ... some _Lexapro_ !!! » lil' jimi, posted by Arrianna on September 18, 2003, at 23:25:19
Arrianna:( I'm going to miss seeing posts from you this weekend! Best wishes in helping your grandma move. Oh ya~don't forget to take that Lex ha!
Glad you packed your meds right away:-)
I'm feeling anxious on this Lex lately like there are butterflies in my tummy lol
The board is going to miss you too!!!
For PB withdrawals, try to think of all the laughs and success we've all had if you start to feel stressed. LOL
okee dokee?!
See ya in the posts when you get back:-)
Galkeepinon
I'm going out of town this weekend with my family to help my grandma move. Definetely going to need my lex to get me through that. Family can be ???? at times, you know. So, I made sure to pack my meds. right away.
>
> Anyways, really going to miss the board while I'm gone. Hope I don't go through psycho-babble withdrawals. Anyway got any suggestions for that? Lol.
>
> See ya' in the posts next week!
> Arrianna
Posted by galkeepinon on September 19, 2003, at 3:09:16
In reply to balance and coordination » galkeepinon, posted by lil' jimi on September 18, 2003, at 2:57:13
hey jim, yeah I'm sitting here feeling like my stomach is going like a roller coaster tonight. I'm not sure what's going on, but if it gets worse tomorrow~I'm calling my doc!
Haven't been drinking much water at all! Need to do that! I have Klonopin but only take 2mg at night. I hope I don't need to take more.
This is just like a VERY NERVOUS feeling~very weird!!!
take care Lex buddy
> ... now that we all know that our good epinephrine is adrenaline, we can imagine how our always interacting neurotransmitters can create our anxiety symptoms ...
>
> ... so sorry you're having a rough time there, Gal ... have you a benzo supplement to use ?
> ... or so i am hoping ...
> ... been drinking enough water lately, like today ?
>
> we may also imagine that our motor coordination suffrs when our dopamine levels make adjustments too
> ... ... be careful there, Gal ... !!
>
> i remember on ol' boy posted what i thought would be the worse lexapro side-effect symptom:
> ... a broken toe !
>
> he lost his balance, fell and broke it ...
> everybody, Watch out now !
>
> take care sweet lady and try to relax
> ... a warm (hot?) bath, maybe ?
>
> ~ jim
>
>
Posted by galkeepinon on September 19, 2003, at 3:11:57
In reply to Re: ANXIETY AND LEXAPRO~Week 6, posted by Banab on September 18, 2003, at 13:49:15
Yikes!!! I'm just getting a total nervous tummy, never felt this way before.
I've felt like you say here before, it could be anxiety or panic, or adjustment like jim said to the Lexapro still.
When does Lexapro stop *adjusting*!!!
> I am at the end of week 5 of taking Lexapro. I had an adjustment period the first week I was on it, but then started feeling really good. I started feel "like my old self again" and have felt good up until now.
>
> Now I have started having severe anxiety leading to panic to where I can't function. The main disturbing symptom is my chest will hurt a little, then my trunk and arms will go all hot, tingly and numb. Like I'm being pricked from the inside. I will have waves of this that last from 2 - 4 hours. I have had two episodes of this.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this sensation? What is it from? Is it just a symptom of axiety?
Posted by Arrianna on September 19, 2003, at 8:24:18
In reply to re: ~jim got some !! ... some _Lexapro_ !!! » Arrianna, posted by galkeepinon on September 19, 2003, at 0:14:04
Gal:
Just got your post this morning and it really put a smile on my face!! Thanks so much for your kindness.
Sincerely, it really feels as if I know you, along with the rest of the board, even though we've never met. I love my psycho-babble family!
Well, I'm about to leave to go out of town now. Thanks again for your post-was feeling ambivilent (sp?) about being with my family, but your post helped so much. I will think of you guys when I'm away!
Oh yeah, the butterflies must really be starting to come out this fall because I've been having the feeling of them in my tummy, too!! Just another "lex" thing. I hope it passes for you and me, too.
Have a great weekend all!! Keep on keeping on!
Arrianna
Posted by sussus on September 19, 2003, at 9:05:04
In reply to Re: Lexapro kicking in » sussus, posted by Arrianna on September 18, 2003, at 23:34:40
Ar - Thanks for the feedback. There are things happening in my life that are anxiety preoducing. In the last two months, I have bought and redone an 80 year old house plus my boyfriend just filed for custody of his three kids - which will make me a fulltime mom. Yikes! I know that the point is not to dull out all feelings; I am just having a hard time with handling everyday tasks and that, in itself, is depressing......
Sus
> sussus:
>
> Of course you can ask. I've been on 10mg. Lex now for 10 weeks.
>
> Sorry to hear that you're having trouble with anxiety. Maybe it would be a good idea to try raising your dose.
>
> I wish I could offer you more help, however, I've not gone through that yet. So far, the lex has been effective in treating my anxiety except for some very mild anxiety occasionally due to changes in my life, and not necessarily from the lexapro.
>
> There have been other posts regarding this about raising the dose of lex, so maybe they could offer some insight, or others who read this and have experienced what your going through could add some feedback.
>
> Can I ask: is there anything going on in your life that could be contributing to your anxiety? If so, maybe once that's worked through, your anxiety would lessen. If not, I think you'd be doing the right thing about going to your Doc.
>
> What's everyone else think?
>
> Good Luck to you! Hang in there, and I hope it gets better for you!! Let us know what happens, k?
>
> Arrianna
Posted by mph-speedy on September 19, 2003, at 11:22:50
In reply to re: PHV's Lexapro Side Effects » lil' jimi, posted by phv on September 15, 2003, at 17:48:54
Hey Patty!
I'm coming up on 3 months and have been steadily improving after each "minor" setback. I had almost immediate results with the cloud lifting and paranoia. It has taken longer to get anger under control but has gone from hard to manage to fairly easy to deal with to not much anger anymore.
So I say hang in there.
Minor side effects I still have are excessive yawning some days, thirst, gas, and shoulder/neck stiffness. However, in my mind a small price to pay for peace of mind - as opposed to only having a piece of my mind!
Take care...
Speedy
Posted by leedsman on September 19, 2003, at 12:01:52
In reply to re: PHV's Lexapro Side Effects, posted by mph-speedy on September 19, 2003, at 11:22:50
Hey guys, I am having a real problem with this shoulder and neck pain, I do not know if it is the fibromyalgia, but it is very debilitating, which I think is also causing the dry eye syndrome and fatigue, when I was on PAxil I did not have this pain and dry eyes, but since the lexapro, it started about 3 weeks ago and I am really worried that this will linger and make me totally nuts, Any suggestions or anybody been through this kind of thing. It is realy uncomfortable and I am not sur if the Lexapro is kicking in because I feel so terrible with this.
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