Im not sure what is the meaning of CITALOPRAM but if this is a medical treatment it is going to drive you mad & it will not stop any panic attack , medical treatment in such cases will make people feel worse. but by using Bach Flower Remedies it will help you go to http://www.bachremedies.com/country-selector.aspxand if you need more information or any question e-mail : randa_hope@hotmail.com
Of course you can! It doesn't always work.
If taking pills for depression and anxiety and still having them you should talk to a doctor. You should never take more than what a doctor tells you too. I am an idiot and didn't realiZe that everything your taking is herbal. Kill me now
It would seem so. Here is a link to a study where patients given both Citalopram and Bupropion (Zyban) had no more side effects than those taking one or the other with increased effectiveness.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15096072But you should still check with you doctor before combining them.
Many things can trigger a panic attack. Anything from something that normally causes you anxiety, to medications you might be taking or a chemical imbalance in the brain.
My pharmasist recommended unisom as I am taking citalopram too.
I have seen the two taking together but you put yourself at risk for Serotonin Syndrome if you take Mucinex DM. Symptoms to look for are agitation, sweating, increased heart rate, and increased body temperature. Citalopram is less likely to cause this effect compared to other medications in this class, but I would still advise that you contact your physician or pharmacist to find an alternative agent that does not have dextromethorphan (DM).
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i take two antidepressants. i ran out of citalopram and didn't get it refilled for a month. when i started taking it again, i experienced a very unusual type of itching. the interesting thing is that this itching had previously been occurring for about a year, but just recently had stopped. i have run a couple of anecdotal tests, and i am convinced the citalopram is responsible. the itching comes from inside my feet and fingers. it comes in pulses that subside. episodes last from 15 to 60 minutes. the itching always starts when i am experiencing an upset mood - fear, anxiety, annoyance, anger. scratching does not help beyond the immediate moment. it can contribute to lack of sleep, and daytime concentration on the outside world when an episode occrus. in all my life, this is the strangest reaction to a drug. Even though many years ago, i did a little LSD. now to tell my psychiatrist (we had discussed the coincidence of the itching and mood).
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go to your doctor and tell him/her that you have hardcore insomnia. you've tried everything eg excercise, reading, going to bed early but still no sleep. you can also fake panic attacks and anxiety but that a long process with alot of tests. good luck!! benzos are fun:)
Celexa, Seropram or Citalopram can definitely cause skin conditions, including hair loss and acne. I have been on this medication on and off for about 15 years. Every time I am off Citalopram, the acne disappears and my hair loss ceases. Every time I get back on this medication, due to seasonal depression teamed with life events, the acne returns and so does the hair loss. Whether on or off Citalopram, I don't change my diet. And when I get off Citalopram and have stress to deal with, or PMS, I still don't get acne or hair loss.
This depends. The two drugs are very similar in the way they work and which one is better will really depend on the sensitivity of the patient and the patient's pocket book. Lexapro (Escitalopram) was developed from the molecule Citalopram. The drug maker removed the part of the molecule that was believed to cause many of the adverse side effects of Citalopram. As a result, it is believed to be cleaner and much easier on the body. Lexapro, however, is much more expensive then Citalopram because the drug maker still has a patent on the drug. Citalopram is shown to have more side effects, however, many patients taking this drug tolerate this drug with very little to none. If you try this drug and experience no adverse side-effects, Citalopram is definitely better, because its cheaper. If it does cause adverse side-effects, it may very well be better to switch to Escitlopram even at a higher cost. In terms of their effectiveness on depression and anxiety, there is very little difference.