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I am not a medical professional and would not be able to give you medical advice.
Often, side effects disappear after taking these types of medication for several days to a week. However, if your side effects are not going away or if they are interfering with your ability to complete daily tasks then you should talk with your doctor.
It is never advisable to stop this medication without first speaking to your doctor.
Eileen
Hey there
Just checking back to see how you are doing.
Are you writing from a different country than the U.S.? Here is some information I did find on Salipax. It seems it is a medicine which is similar to Prozac. It is important for you to tell your doctor about any other medications you are taking as they may interact with Salipax. One of the unfortunate effects of some of the antidepressants/anti-anxiety medications is that they can dull your affect and emotions. If this side effect continues...I would definitely suggest talking to your doctor about it.
Let us know how you are doing if you can.
MM
Hi Lolitta,
I took both medications. 1st cipralix and now i'm taking salipax. the drawbacks of cipralix are that if you stoped it, the panic will return immidately and it makes you gain weight.
Anyhow, for salipax, I has been taking for 2 merely months. it works for me but if it is taken at night, you will face diffculty to sleep.
But belive me no results will be felt right away. be patince sis.
BR,
Abduol
such case as ours hit people who cares so much and being reponsible. Try to luxate your thinking away from it, Pray to Allah and keep good people around you.
Also, some people have cancer, some people have dercums and ,for us, we have panic disorder.
It is just a phase and incha'allah we will pass it safley and become more stronger.
Take Care
Abduol
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