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bubbles1096 Female, 33 years Berkley - MI Member since Jul 2008
Mood: bubbles1096 whoa. taking a step back @ my job...err. career, got to make some schedule changes. but I got in! Journal Entry: "Some may take offense of what I have to s..." [Read]
momeluv Female, 49 years Orange County - CA Member since Mar 2008
Mood: momeluv has got to get some rest! Please keep Dee in your prayers she is going to be going through a lot with her surgery & chemo etc. God Bless You All! Love to All, Sweet Dreams Journal Entry: "
Sow a word of praise today,..." [Read]
BJ_1 Female, 51 years Burlington - ON Member since Aug 2008
Mood: BJ_1 Put my dad in sr's home - so sad when you have to do something like that. I just feel blue over the whole decision. Journal Entry: "Under stress right now and binged on the ..." [Read]
Put my dad in sr's home - so sad when you have to do somethin...
Celexa is an antidepressant in a group of drugs called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). It works by restoring the balance of serotonin, a natural occuring substance found in the brain, which helps to improve certain mood problems.
Celexa is used to treat depression.
Take Celexa exactly as it was prescribed for you. Don't take a day off, just because you think its' causing you anxiety.
Not using the medication as prescribed and giving it an opportunity to work will defeat the purpose for which it was originally prescribed.
If you experience side effects from the medication contact your healthcare provider so that an appropriate course of action can be determined.
Second guessing healthcare professionals will never allow your condition to be controlled.
We all have our up days(times) and our down days(times) and we all feel anxious at times, for a multitude of reasons. Don't be too quick to blame your medication.
Try to relax, take a walk, meditate, take a warm bath or anything else that has relaxed you in the past. Your anxiety will pass.
Michael(Jikan)