Yes, it can. Depending on the dosage and one's unique physiology, lexapro can certainly increase one's appetite after a period taking it. I can attest to this personally and so can my mother and possibly one friend. Remember that your doctor has prescribed this not only because the overall benefits outweight the side effects but also because those said side effects, such as increased appetite, can be managed more effectively. I currently take it and can witness to this particular side effect. I naturally found that being on 20mg as opposed to 10mg made me that more ravenous when it came to food. If you're looking for a solution to this I'd talk to the doc and see what he or she recommends. The answer might not be in more meds but a change in habit (lifestyle, excercise, drinking more water, etc.
Mixing Lexapro and Strattera can cause a few side effects. The Lexapro can cause the Strattera to build up in the blood more. This causes dry mouth, sleep problems, dizziness, loss of appetite and heart palpitations.
Alzheimer's can cause sleepiness and loss of appetite.
Yes, shingles will cause loss of appetite at the sight and/or smell of food.
Sometimes. Periods of mania can cause Bipolar people to eat too much, or completely forget to eat. Periods of depression can also cause loss of appetite. Oh, and many medications for Bipolar Disorder can cause appetite loss.
Through loss of appetite; yes.
It is an appetite suppressant.
yes it is one of the side effects and in me it has caused loss of appetite and weight lossbut then i have only been on it a short while
Loss of appetite associated with the aging process.
A lot of things could cause change of taste and loss of appetite but they also can be symptoms of both depression and anxiety. It also depends on the person.
Depression is the most common cause for a loss of appetite.
Loss appetite No special diet
Lexapro cannot cause eye infections. Like any medication, lexapro may cause puffy eyelids, but it is unlikely to do so.