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By IrishAmy | Sep 28, 2007

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Celexa 10mg

Iv'e been on celexa 10mg for 9 days now and now experience chronic anxiety, and insomnia so i know the doctor is just going to prescribe me more pills and i really dont want to be taking all of these so Do you think i should stop my meds altogether, (or taper off i should say) or maybe wait a few more weeks to see if the celexa kicks in and the anxiety and insomnia go away??????

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mimimimi

Sep 28, 2007

To: irish army

i used to take celexa and when i first started it the anxiety was so bad i literally couldnt move from the sofa, it took about 2 wks for that to go. still had the odd anxiety now and again but i could sleep anywhere!

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