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rustyshackleford

1y ago

Weening off Duloxetine: Experiencing Withdrawal Symptoms

I'm weening of duloxotine after being on it for a few years. I'm taking one every other day for 2 weeks, and then every 3rd day for 2 weeks. it's definitely better than the time I had to quit cold turkey (pharmacy issues), but I still feel kind of... floaty without it. will go away or lessen as I'm weening? I'm about 4 days into weening

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bw1996

1y ago

duloxetine like most anti depressants isquite hard to come off :( you’re doing the best thing by weening gently! let everyone around you know you might be a little off for a couple months and treat yourself extra kindly (physically and mentally!) if you have the resources acupuncture can help with withdrawal symptoms in my experience :)
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avian

1y ago

i don't remember exactly what it was, but awhile ago i weened off an ssri and was really dizzy and nauseous for like two months 😞 i didn't have enough to ween off it as well as it sounds like you are though, so hopefully you'll bounce back a lot faster! i think withdrawals are just gonna be a pain no matter what for a little while :(
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Appleicous

1y ago

Duloxetine f*ed me up badly after the second dose. Can’t take antidepressants.
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MJ4E

1y ago

When I stopped taking Lexapro I had dizziness that lasted about 2 weeks
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rustyshackleford

1y ago

I had a similar experience with duloxotine, but it didn't go away until I started taking it again, about 3 weeks

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