Lexapro is a medication that is normally prescribed for Depression. It should be taken as long as you and your doctor feel that it is needed. If the medicine was prescribed to you because of a life event causing depression, you may only need it for a short amount of time until you have resolved and come to terms with that activity. However, in people with chronic depression, a antidepressant will most likely have to be taken as a lifelong treatment. Talk to your doctor about the length of time Lexapro is needed for you.
You should take your next dose as soon as possible. If you have been on Lexapro for a long period of time then the withdrawl effects can be unpleasant, as in causeing anxiety and/or depression in a way worse than before. If you do not like lexapro you should notify your doctor and come off of it slowly.
due to the fact i have been on both and had a lot of intestinal problems with Lexapro, I would definantly get off it and stay on the Wellbutrin. Wellbutrin is usually more well tolerated.
Lexapro is not a narcotic, it is an SSRI antidepressant. Like a narcotic though, you should not just stop taking Lexapro suddenly if you have been taking it for a while.
Lexapro is an extremely dangerous mind altering drug which should be avoided at all costs.
You should not take Lexapro and 5-htp together. I have read this several places.
Lexapro can be taken any time of the day with or without food. This answer straight from the packet instructions.
as long as possible
you should stay on your diet for about 6 to 12 months
If you are experiencing restlessness due to your lexapro regimen, consult your doctor to determine the best remedy. Benadryl and lexapro do not have any dangerous interactions, however there are better long term solutions to getting the rest lexapro may be affecting.
Xanax can be prescribed by your doctor alongside lexapro and taking them at the same time is okay. I am on Lexapro and take Xanex for occasional bouts of anxiety or panic attacks. However, weening yourself off Lexapro with Xanex is probably not the best idea. If you are having withdrawal from Lexapro you should probably go back on it.
There is no recommended time that you should stay on the Sugar Buster diet.
well i had to have a d&c nov. 28 of this yr and 2 weeks later my obgyn had to prescribe me lexapro... i hope this was a good answer for you!