how is the weight gain on cymbalta. I need to go back on but are aftraid i just lost 33 pounds and afraid of gaining. Yet if I don't go on it is effecting my family.
I was getting free samples from doctor too, but now she doesn't seem to be getting any lately. And yes, they only come in 30 mgs or 60 mgs. Guess I'm gonna have to split up the little capsuls and go down very slow.
No, I'm not abuseing the cymbalta...Don't know why anyone would. Their just getting to expensive and at the moment I'm just fighting to keep my head above water and hang onto my house.
Lifesaride, I'm on 6 mgs of Sub and can't seem to budge from there. Haven't made much effort to, I guess.
Shoulda, coulda, woulda
i get free samples from my dr...i could never afford it...its outrageous!!
Im sorry honey...you will get through it....that really *****. What's the reason you want off the Cymbalta? I mean, your not abusing right? So why come off? Its expensive? Well, then I can relate there..
Anyway, I'm pulling for ya...
Lisa
i dont know what to say...i have been on every anti-dperessant and never had a problem getting off them...my depression used to be related to S.A.D, so i only took it in the winters and went off it every spring...
this is my third time on cymbalta...
is this the first antidepressant you have ever been on Magi?
maybe it has something to do with that? just a thought...
and yes, they are all extremely outrageously priced...
its kind of hard to reduce any slower because they are in capsule form and only (that i know of) come in 30 mg increments...last i knew...
try going back to the 60's, skipping every other day for a while, then maybe even every 3rd day?, then get on the 30's take them daily then every other day, every 3rd day...etc...
its called discontinuation syndrome...it is supposed to be done slowly, maybe ask your Dr if they come in different doses, like 20 or 10 mgs? i dont think they do, but worth an ask...
Oh girl can I ever relate. I think that it too needs to be slowly reduced over a long time. Cutting your dose in 1/2 is too drastic. I have heard that daily rigorous exercise will help counteract and after several months of that it will be easier to reduce your dose. If you find another solution, Please let me know! I have been on Zoloft for far too long. I also think that a person could slowly replace the AD with aminos. Upping the aminos slowly as you reduce the AD, but I have yet to find the right method for doing that.