Can just 10MG of Citalopram Hydrobromide cause night sweats? I've been taking that the last two mornings and during the last two nights I've had 2-3 separate night sweats each night. My back is covered with sweat and leaves a football size stain on the mattress sheet. I also take 0.5MG of Xanax right before bed each night.
I accidently took too much once and it scared me to death... the Dextromethorphan hydrobromide is very dangerous and is found in most cough syrups. But like any other addiction he has to want to help himself. If you need to talk I am here... sorry I do not have any other information to help.
Citalopram hydrobromide (Celexa) is an SSRI (antidepressant) which is also used for panic disorder. It can take up to 4 weeks for this med to reach therapeutic levels. The feelings you describe ARE listed as possible side effects of this drug. If you are finding that they are unbearable or are disrupting your ADL's (activities of daily living) I would strongly suggest you speak with your doctor.
At 600mg pure dextrometorphan hydrobromide we are starting considering it quite a buzz. 600 to 1000mg over can result in 6 to 8 hours of complete dissosciation and I can tell you I already been there. We also extracted pure DXM from cold syrup containing it but that's another story.
Basically at the antitusive dose you get is so small that nothing happens but you stop coughing... chugging a whole bottle of cold syrup containing DXM might get you around the 300mg...
For me it developed while i had a cold and was taking pseudoephedrine in 90 mg doses, and 1200 mg of gaufenesine and 30 mg dextromethorphan hydrobromide in mucinex tablets. It went away after the cold went away. My only thoughts might be that it was caused by excessive dryness in throat as the above was slightly overkill, but I work in fast food right now so i figured better safe than sorry. I've also noticed it tends to appear on my smoke breaks when it is really cold and dry outside.
Hi, my question is regarding an intrathecal drug pump and drug testing. The short story is that I've had 21 back surgeries, and after being on many (just about most) pain meds, my doctor finally put in a drug pump with dilaudid. As most probably know, this pump is installed in the abdomen with a catheter that runs to my back and is inserted into the intrathecal space of the spine (where the spinal fluid is). So the medication does not go into my blood stream or cross the blood brain barrier.
I just keep seeing posts that say they drug test mothers and babies at birth. I never saw any paperwork or lab results with my first nor was it ever mentioned. Is this a secret thing they do or random maybe? I would think you would have to sign some kinda papers? I mean i dont care if they test me and baby or not...we're clean...but i just never really even thought about it. I would think if they suspected the baby having withdraws in the first 24hrs.
Hey, is it possible to collect the fumes using some fan and duct system and bubble it through water , thus allowing the fumes to dissolve in water and then send the water sample for drug test? What I would suspect is, if you do not take any drug yourselves,could some one else be drugging you with out your knowledge?, take care.
Asacol is not particularly recommended in patients with renal damage, but the issue is that alternative drug therapies may not be as effective or may have varied side effects. Nevertheless it is advisable to replace it with nicotine patches and one or the other newer drug modalities that bypasses the kidneys to prevent it from further damage. It would be best to discuss this with your treating gastroenterologist.
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