Lexapro

yes, it has sodium in it.

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From my experience, I do not believe that it is good to mix those two drugs. They are both powerful drugs. I was on celexa last year and I had to take antibiotics to cure an infection. As a result, I got a terrible yeast infection for months. I later learned that my doctor gave me cipro. Talk to your doctor, and see if you can get something other than cipro.

Yes, it is possible to wean yourself off Azor, a medication used to treat high blood pressure, but it should be done under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Abruptly stopping the medication can lead to rebound hypertension and other complications. Your doctor can help create a tapering plan and monitor your blood pressure to ensure a safe transition. Always consult your healthcare provider before making any changes to your medication regimen.

Lexapro (escitalopram) is primarily an antidepressant used to treat anxiety and depression, but it is not typically prescribed specifically for nerve pain. Some studies suggest that certain antidepressants can help alleviate chronic pain conditions, including neuropathic pain, due to their effects on neurotransmitters. However, other medications, such as anticonvulsants or specific pain relievers, are more commonly recommended for nerve pain. Always consult a healthcare professional for appropriate treatment options.

Taking 20 mg of Lexapro (escitalopram) and 50 mg of tramadol together can be safe for some individuals, but it should always be done under the guidance of a healthcare provider. Both medications can affect serotonin levels, and combining them may increase the risk of serotonin syndrome, a potentially serious condition. It's essential to discuss your specific health situation and any potential risks with your doctor before taking these medications together. Always follow your healthcare provider's recommendations for dosage and monitoring.

I used to have amazing orgasms (when I wasn't taking an SSRI). It took me no time, no fantasy was required, just intense, brilliant, full-body, muscle contracting long lasting orgasms (with or without a partner). When I started taking Lexapro, that stopped. I wasn't concerned as that was usually the case on SSRI's, and I knew it would go back to normal after I stopped taking it. It's been over a year now since I stopped taking Lexapro and I still can't have an orgasm. Nothing. I have some libido, sexual stimulation, but NO orgasm. I keep thinking I'm crazy, that it can't really be true, so I try, and try, and try. Nothing. I keep hoping that maybe it's just going to take a while, and it will gradually return to normal, but it's not. There isn't even a glimmer of anything resembling an orgasm. If there was one thing I could undue in my life, it would be this. My sex life is forever changed. I NEVER would have taken this drug if I knew that the potential for permanent sexual side effects existed. I think that this is criminally unfair. I can't believe the kind of sex life I used to have is just quickly becoming a distant memory instead of an ongoing and beautiful part of my current life and future. Devastating doesn't come close to describing how I feel. I WOULD DISCOURAGE ANYONE FROM TAKING LEXAPRO!

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Taking Lexapro (escitalopram) before surgery is generally considered safe, but it is crucial to inform your healthcare team about all medications you are taking. Some studies suggest that SSRIs like Lexapro may help reduce anxiety before surgery. However, individual circumstances may vary, so it's important to discuss your specific situation with your surgeon or anesthesiologist to ensure the best approach for your care. Always follow their guidance regarding medication management before any surgical procedure.

It will most likely feel as though you have a headache.

No. A breathalyzer (Portable or Intoxilyzer) traps your breath in a tube and emits a light source through it. Alcohol blocks portions of that light (not effoxor) from traveling through the tube. A sensor receives how much of that light got through the tube to determine your Breath Alcohol Content (BrAC). A diabetic reaction can effect the test (by showing an error because of the presence of Acetone). Also items in your mouth at the time of test could hold "mouth alcohol" which will increase the results. That's why there is an observation period (usually 20 minutes) before a test. Portable breath tests are a little different. They're not certified instruments and generally not allow into court so there is no observation period.

Citalopram hydrobromide-- Celexa; a SSRI that is highly specific for serotonin reuptake

Yes

Only to show that Lexapro and Ativan are in your system along with w/e else is in there. However if your prescribed these drugs you'll be fine, and if you took other benzodiazepines other than ativan, and your prescribed ativan, you'll be fine. Most tests wont look for lexapro because its hardly used recreationally but the benzo's will definitly by looked for.

Why? Lexapro is not even enjoyable orally, injecting it could effect you faster if its diissolved n shot up but it would not produce any euphoic feeling. If your gona mess up your arm shooting up stuff than at least spring from some harder stuff like heroin or meth.

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The general consensus is yes, you can still drink alcohol with Ciprofloxacin. Indeed, there are only a few antibiotics that you should definitely not drink with. There is a long standing myth that drinking alcohol and taking anitbiotics is a lethal cocktail that can only lead to serious illness or and/or permanent liver damage. In the majority of cases this is simply not true. Drinking in moderation with Ciprofloxacin is not taboo and therefore is not prohibited. The longstanding myth about not mixing drink with antibiotics is mainly due to the fact that in years gone-by, doctors prohibited the mixing or the two simply to stop people getting drunk and forgetting to take the correct dose at the correct intervals or even forgetting to complete the course at altogether. As with all antibiotics it is imperative that the course is finished as prescribed. Also if you are in any further doubt , then it is always wise to consult your pharmacist at the point of your antibiotics being dispensed. Asking your GP the same question will probably not best please them as they will be dealing with patients on a daily basis who do have serious drink related illnesses. On that note they may well be wondering why you would want to drink for at all, especially when you are already poorly anyway.

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A taper is when people put in those really big holes in their ears, they're like hoops for the inside of the ears.
'Taper' has several meanings. It can mean a gradual decrease in width of an object, for example, or to diminish. It can also refer to a slender object used to light candles.