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Alisa
post Sep 27 2006, 09:58 PM
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okay so i've been on Prozac since like april and my doctor is getting me off of it, 10mg less per week.
and i've been having constant anxiety and anxiety attacks.
even more than before i took prozac.
is this normal? I'm also on welbutrin. And now my anxiety is at a overwhelming amount, i can't do anything to take it away. Its more than my depression now. cry.gif


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post Sep 28 2006, 09:31 AM
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Have you spoken to your pdoc about your increasing anxiety? It may be good for you to do that. Maybe he will put you back on Prozac as it is a good AD for anxiety along with depression. There's nothing like an open line of communication between you and your pdoc. If he/she knows what is happening with you and your meds, then a better treatment plan can be made for you.
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