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Posted by owen30us on March 20, 2002, at 9:45:41
Stopping Luvox= 3 weeks of zingers and lightheadedness? Or could it be that I'm on klonopin 1mg and celexa for 7 weeks now?
Posted by Ritch on March 20, 2002, at 13:35:13
In reply to HELPstopped luvox , zingers still after 3 weeks. , posted by owen30us on March 20, 2002, at 9:45:41
> Stopping Luvox= 3 weeks of zingers and lightheadedness? Or could it be that I'm on klonopin 1mg and celexa for 7 weeks now?
Celexa has a fairly long half-life. You might try skipping the Celexa one day and see if it gets better. That is, if if you are comfortable with doing that. That's about the only way to figure it out, unfortunately.
Mitch
Posted by owen30us on March 20, 2002, at 16:35:20
In reply to Re: HELPstopped luvox , zingers still after 3 weeks. » owen30us, posted by Ritch on March 20, 2002, at 13:35:13
Doc says klonopin may be cause of zing sensations not the clexa or stopping luvox. He told me to stop cold turkey from taking 1 mg of klon for 7weeks, Is this cool?
Posted by Ritch on March 21, 2002, at 0:26:23
In reply to Re: HELPstopped luvox , zingers still after 3 wee, posted by owen30us on March 20, 2002, at 16:35:20
> Doc says klonopin may be cause of zing sensations not the clexa or stopping luvox. He told me to stop cold turkey from taking 1 mg of klon for 7weeks, Is this cool?
Hmmm. I have never heard of "zinger" sensations from taking clonazepam. He might be trying to see if the "zingers" get *worse* if you *stop* the Klonopin. Or he could be convinced that you need the Celexa more than anything else right now-which *might* be true. Hey, go with the flow and stop the Klonopin and see what happens. Who knows, he *might* be right.
Mitch
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