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will i gain a little weight on 5mg of lexapro and will it only make you tired at the beginning
Lexapro rarely causes weight gain. It is sometimes prescribed for patients trying to lose weight, because it alleviates the emotional symptoms that lead to 'stress eating'.
Generally Fluoxetine (US: Prozac) does not cause significant weight gain, but it has stronger sexual side effects. Also Escitalopram (US: Lexapro, EU: Cipralex) should not cause much weight gain.
Toprol-XL, the brand name version of the generic drug metoprolol, is in a class of medications known as beta blockers. Among the side effects of beta blockers is weight gain, but it does not happen in all patients. See the related link for an article from a scientific journal that discusses the issue.
Toprol-XL, the brand name version of the generic drug metoprolol, is in a class of medications known as beta blockers. Among the side effects of beta blockers is weight gain, but it does not happen in all patients. See the related link for an article from a scientific journal that discusses the issue.
Lexapro is an anti-anxiety medication. It is suppose to make you gain weight, not lose weight. Also, I wouldn't take a psychiatric medication. It has too many side effects.
the depo makes you gain wait but its a shot
I took Lexapro for quite sometime. I'm off of it now and I'm losing lots of weight, but I'm sure it due to stress. Not a good method. Anti-Depressants should reduce snacking. Alot of snacking is from stress, nervousness, and a HUGE comfort zone...
No, its kind of like a dietary supplement, most likely if you eat right before you take any sort of generic brand of addy, you wont eat much of anything for the rest of the day, especially if you are focus on something like studying
Honestly the name brands are name brands for a reason in this case.They fought to gain their reputations and they have to protect them.You're much more likely to get a good product from someone with a history of making them.
In studies, people treated with Lexapro experienced no clinically important weight change as a result of therapy. If you have concerns about any side effects, you should talk with your healthcare professional or doctor. The side effects listed for Lexapro are nausea, dry mouth, somnolence, insomnia, diaphoresis tremor, diarrhea, abnormal ejaculation, dyspepsia, fatigue, anxiety, vomiting, anorexia, sinusitus, sexual dysfunction, menstrual disorder, abdominal pain, agitation, decreased libido. But out of these side effects, only 4 to 8 % of all people who take this drug experience any weight change and that weight change has been reported as anorexia not weight gain.Personal ExperiencesYes, I did gain weight. After 18 months of 10mg daily, I gained 20+ lbs. I am sure it's a chemical reaction to the Rx, as my diet did not change. In fact, the way the drug works changes your hormones and metabolism. Both medical professionals and patients who have taken the Rx confirm the weight gain side effect. I hope after the 4-6 week withdrawal period, my body will readjust to my optimal weight. Keep in mind it still takes time to lose the weight, but it shouldn't be impossible (FYI: I could not lose more than 1-2 lbs while on the Lexapro, no matter how healthy I ate or active I was)!
I just saw my Dr. Today because I am switching from Lexapro to Prozac because of weight gain on Lexapro. This is coming from my Dr. You MUST NOT MIX LEXAPRO and PROZAC. They are not compatible chemically. You must allow at least 3 or more days for the one drug to "wash out" of your system before you start the new one. You may need more time than that. Confirm this with your Dr.