Cybmbalta withdrawl a hydriant question?!
Question: Cybmbalta withdrawl a hydriant question!?
I was prescribed cyblata for chronis pain!. he gave me nurantin to go with it!. I began to have petimal seizures so I quit the nurantins!. then the cymbalta started to make me sick!.!. So I began to slowly back offf of those!!.!. I have been sicker than a cheap whiskey hangover for weeks now!. vertigo, nausea, coordination problems HOW LONG WILL THIS GO ON!?!.!.!.!. YIKES ALL I NEEDED was a some thing for pain the lortab does great!.!.!.NO side effects or dangers bar addiction!.!.!. whoopty doo!. WTF is wrong with doctors these day!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
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Everything you have described are symptoms of Cymbalta (duloxetine) withdrawal!. Unfortunately, the seizures are also a withdrawal symptom!. It is not known how long these will continue for you, each person is different and it depends on other factors!. These factors include the dosage you were taking, how long you were taking them, how fast you "backed off" of them, etc!.
I am going to have to ABSOLUTELY AGREE with you on the pain killers comments!. Why do people put such a taboo on them!. If you need them in order to function properly (or as close to proper as you can get) then who cares if you are addicted! Addiction is always viewed as a negative but this does not have to be (in my opinion)!. Abuse is the negative!. If you need the medication and are not abusing it by obtaining it illegally or taking more than is prescribed, then what is the big deal!? If you need the pain killers for chronic pain and are going to be on them for the rest of your life, be as addicted as you want!. All I ask is that you do not abuse them and make it harder for us who do need them to get them (this is not aimed at you polify_Utah)!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I am going to have to ABSOLUTELY AGREE with you on the pain killers comments!. Why do people put such a taboo on them!. If you need them in order to function properly (or as close to proper as you can get) then who cares if you are addicted! Addiction is always viewed as a negative but this does not have to be (in my opinion)!. Abuse is the negative!. If you need the medication and are not abusing it by obtaining it illegally or taking more than is prescribed, then what is the big deal!? If you need the pain killers for chronic pain and are going to be on them for the rest of your life, be as addicted as you want!. All I ask is that you do not abuse them and make it harder for us who do need them to get them (this is not aimed at you polify_Utah)!.Www@Answer-Health@Com