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effexor versus citalopram
by KAYJAY56, Jun 09, 2008 09:45AM
does anyone have any experience with citalopram? i am switching from effexor to citalopram because the cost is cheaper. i have been taking effexor for mild depression, insomnia, and hot flashes.
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It's about the only one I have never tried.
There are some major differences between Effexor and Celexa. Effexor being an SNRI that works primarily by inhibiting the reuptake of Neurephinepherine.
This Celexa choice may actually be better for you if you also suffer from Insomnia. Effexor is a bit more energizing than Celexa and most of the time people that suffer from insomnia don't do to well on Effexor.
Celexa may be a good option for you.
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i would like to point out that i now may be having withdrawl from effexor . ive been feeling generally crappy, tired, i have no patience with anything lately. hopefully i can get through this time in one piece. i did start on the celexa already.im hoping i can get back to normal. thanks again