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Lexapro vs paxil. on how > you feel, you might want to take the 12.5 > paxil every other day for a couple of weeks, > while still taking the 5 mg Lexapro. > Oftentimes the last step is the hardest. > (you cannot cut Paxil CR in half, or any > time release medication for that matter. > Lexapro is not a time release drug and can > be cut) > Since you've already been using Paxil for 14 > months, you also should seriously consider > sticking with 5 mg Lexapro - if you can - > not 10 mg. It IS very strong. Comparing it > to Paxil is not easy to do because the two > are very different, even though they are > both SSRI's. Your serotonin levels should be > returning to normal after 14 months on > paxil. Less is always best, and you won't > know if 5 mg is sufficient until you give it > a chance. > You most likely will feel some paxil > withdrawal, regardless of what you do or how > you taper, so don't worry if that happens. > You WILL get ove lexapro vs

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R it and it will not > permanently harm you. You may experience > some hypersexuality, which is the good part > of the deal. > Good luck and keep us posted. Lots of good > helpers here. > Barry Password: Post Response Username: Your E-Mail Address: Subject: Message: > I simply stopped taking 10mg of Paxil one > day and started taking 5 mg of Lexapro. > I didn't notice much in the way of > withdrawal, that I can remember. > I've switched like this between Paxil, > Celexa and Lexapro, a few times and never > felt much. > Then again, I have a bottle of Xanax if I > need it, so I guess that makes me a little > more reckless;0 Jerry If you'd like to have the option of deleting your post later,please provide a password (CASE SENSITIVE!): Password: Save Password: Yes No User agrees with Privacy Policy Lost your Password? If you'd like e-mail notification of responses, please check this box: Post Response Return to Index Read Prev Msg Read Next Msg Celexa Lexapro lexapro vs

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lexapro vs paxil Drawal lexapro vs paxil, that I can remember. I've switched like this between Paxil lexapro vs paxil, Celexa and Lexapro lexapro vs paxil, a few times and never felt much. Then again lexapro vs paxil, I have a bottle of Xanax if I need it lexapro vs paxil, so I guess that makes me a little more reckless;0 Jerry > Hi Aspensmommy. I suggest that you keep a > backup plan handy. Getting off Paxil may not > be as easy as simply switching to Lexapro. > However we are all different and you could > be one of the lucky ones who can switch meds > without feeling any withdrawal from the > other. In other words lexapro vs paxil, the Lexapro MAY > negate any paxil withdrawal effects - but > don't count on it. Paxil is one of the more > diffi lexapro vs paxil.

lexapro vs paxil Cult ones to get off of. BTW those > side-effects that you mentioned are totally > normal with Paxil. In fact they are to-be > expected. > You can always try a total switch first lexapro vs paxil, > like you are planning to do lexapro vs paxil, but if you feel > unbearable dizziness and brain zaps after > stopping the paxil lexapro vs paxil, you would likely want to > backtrack and taper off the Paxil - while > titrating onto the Lexapro. I realize this > is not what your doctor is thinking and he > would have to write a script for 4-6 more > weeks of paxil. Remember lexapro vs paxil, this is just a > back-up plan....reduce your 37 mg paxil to > 25 mg for two weeks lexapro vs paxil, while taking 2.5 mg of > lexapro. Then go to 12.5 paxil for 2-3 weeks > while taking 5 mg lexapro. This way (we > should ask Steve-o for verification on this) > you would avoid serotonin syndrome (too much > serotonin). After a month lexapro vs paxil, depending on how > you feel lexapro vs paxil, you might want to take the 12.5 > paxil every other day for a couple of weeks lexapro vs paxil, > while still taking the 5 mg Lexapro. > Oftentimes the last step is the hardest. > (you cannot cut Paxil CR in half lexapro vs paxil, or any > time release medication for that matter. > Lexapro is not a time release drug and can > be cut) > Since you've already been using Paxil for 14 > months lexapro vs paxil, you also should .

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