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My Dr. increased my dosage to 60 mg of Celexa a day which I just read on this site is over the maximum dosage. I don't feel any better. I did at first but then started feeling worse and the Dr increased my dosage. I take a number of other medications. They include, OxyContin 120mg 2 x a day, Prilosec 40 mg a day, verapamil 360 mg a day, Klonopin 1mg 3 times a day, Seroquel 50mg 50mg a day. I think that's it. I was on Paxil for years but decided to change due to I was...
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