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Age 22 height 5.3ft weight 8 stones no medical problems , I am currently on citalopram for depression , it s been few months since I notice a very small lump on the left side of my hard palate , painful when I feel it with my tongue other than no pain
I can understand your concern regarding the lump on your hard palate. It is highly unlikely that it is due to citalopram. Citalopram is not reported to cause any such side effects.
Your lump can be purely incidental. You should seek a otorhinolaryngologist (ENT doctor) consultation for evaluation of the lump and initiate treatment accordingly. Simultaneously, you should continue taking citalopram as advised bu your doctor for depression.
Hope that answers your query. Best wishes.
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Is It Safe To Take Citalopram For Depression?
Hi, I can understand your concern regarding the lump on your hard palate. It is highly unlikely that it is due to citalopram. Citalopram is not reported to cause any such side effects. Your lump can be purely incidental. You should seek a otorhinolaryngologist (ENT doctor) consultation for evaluation of the lump and initiate treatment accordingly. Simultaneously, you should continue taking citalopram as advised bu your doctor for depression. Hope that answers your query. Best wishes.