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LEXAPRO AND EAR PROBLEMS???

by suzanna1, Aug 03, 2008 02:58PM

is anyone having problems with lexapro and their ears ringing and popping and stuff.. the medicine is working for me but the ringing is driving me crazy... i didnt have any problems with prozac but.. i had weight gain.. a lot..

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by LLFgirl, Aug 03, 2008 03:08PM

To: suzanna1

How long have you been taking Lexapro? Some meds do cause ringing to become worse so I would suggest you talk to your doctor if the problem presists and maybe change to another med.
Regards,
LLFGirl

by suzanna1, Aug 03, 2008 03:10PM

ive been on them for a couple of weeks

by LLFgirl, Aug 03, 2008 06:33PM

To: suzanna1

Hi, like I said sometimes it takes time to adjust to a new med. If your side effects persist I would definately see your doctor about it.
Regards,
LLFGirl

by kate313, Aug 04, 2008 12:14AM

To: suzanna

HI,

when i was talking lexapro, it did not really help me with my mood or anything, i just gain a lot and i was brusing very easly . As far as i know , the rining in your ears are coming from starting the new medication from too high dose .Just contact your doctor, i bet he will put you on lower dose of lexapro and the ringing might stop.

best regards,

kate.

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