Cipralex and tylenol
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I was put through an MRI in July and nothing showed except a small cyst on my brain in which my doctor felt is not a problem. I have been on 10 mgs of Cipralex for about 60 days. There are days when I still have bad anxiety but not to the extreme that I had before the drug. When i phone my doctor I don't think he knows what to do with me. I feel like I'm bothering him. The pressure was originally diagnosed as sinus infection or a sinus problem.
I am 21 ears old, female. I have depression, treated with the SSRI cipralex, unmedicated social anxiety, unmedicated ADD, and I take Naproxen as needed for Temporomandibular joint disorders. I don't drink alcohol, and I don't take any medication other than above and the occassial tylenol for a headache or some such.
The pain started suddenly, I woke me up, and there was also a lot of pressure from under my ribs, right across the front of my chest, undernethe my breasts.
My doctor prescribed me Tylenol 3s to relieve the pain. (regular Tylenol or others like it have never worked for me). I was aprehensive to take them seeing as how they have codeine in them so I went to 3 other doctors for more opinions. They all told me to take the medication. I drilled my doctor about the risks of taking Ativan and he said they are safe to take at this point in my pregnancy (2nd trimester).
Are you in Canada?
Tylenol? Yes as a Hep C person, Tylenol is very hard on the liver and my doc will not script anything with it in it. There have been many stories over the past few years about Tylenol related liver damage. And Johnson & Johnson who manufacture Tylenol has a warning label on the bottles sold over the counter.
I doubt if you will precure Sub. Very diffc. to optain without a Doc. But you can try.
There is only 300g of Tylenol in it, like a regular Tylenol. I can always predict how it will effect me and never take when I have to drive. The thing to remember is moderation, I think. During a bad pain episode, sometimes lasting a month or more, I always try to have the presence of mind to not take a T3 just to make sure I need to take one. If I completely cover the pain, I don't know that I am only making it worse by doing too much since it doesn't hurt. So, a little pain is good.
· Very dry, sore, aching eyes
· Brain zaps/shivers (mild)
· Blurred vision
· Constant Headaches (I took the maximum dose of Tylenol each day, 400 mg for about 6 weeks)
· What I would call severe nausea (I took the maximum dose of Pepto-Bismol each day for about 6 weeks)
· Trouble sleeping
· Self-doubt and wondering if I would ever be normal again
· Wanting to cry for no reason
However, I made it through the difficult 6 weeks one day at a time.
I've been taking these for a month. I took Cipralex(10mg) for 2 weeks with vomiting side effects, before being switched to this new stuff.
About two months ago I went to McMaster Hospital in Hamilton,ON and had a basic CT scan done.
I've been taking these for a month. I took Cipralex(10mg) for 2 weeks with vomiting side effects, before being switched to this new stuff.
About two months ago I went to McMaster Hospital in Hamilton,ON and had a basic CT scan done. I waited hours, and was then told "At first we thought we had found a blood clot in your brain, but we had more doctors involved and ruled that out, then we thought you had Sinusitis, that was putting pressure on your brain, but ruled that out.
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