Taking Paxil And Having Tiredness. Feeling Less About Self. Is It Normal?
Yes
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thank you so much for this query.
I am so sorry to hear about your heart disease. I am happy to know you are taking full control by adhering to your medications. I must admit that I don't see the exact reason why you are taking this drug, paxil. Maybe you didn't just report your complete history.
However, the changes you have noted are common with paxil consumption. I will advice you to monitor closely and if the symptoms should become more concerning, you may want to XXXXXXX and discuss with your doctor on what the possible solutions could be given the indications for treatment.
I hope this answers your query fully. If you have any more related follow up questions, please feel free to ask me and I would gladly address them.
I feel honored having had this opportunity to address your query today.
I wish you good health.
Dr. Ditah, MD
I am positive, believe there would be light ahead!
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I am so sorry to hear about these events that led to you being prescribed this drug. I feel your loss, the pain and your reaction to this isn't surprising.
These side effects cannot predict treatment outcome. However, I am positive and believe that the side effects will slowly give way to you feeling a lot better. These side effects are not an indication of a bad reaction to paxil. Also, yawning and the throat discomfort should not be too much of a problem at this time.
For now, continue the medications, these side effects are not life threatening and we expect better tolerance and treatment outcome ahead. These are not concerning enough to warrant stopping treatment. They don't also predict any failure of treatment.
Feel confident and believe that better days lie ahead. Feel free to keep the discussion going. I wish you well.
Dr. Ditah, MD
Only stop if you are better off without.
Detailed Answer:
Am sorry for only got to see this now.
The truth is we can never for real predict exactly how each and everyone would react to a drug. The trends are often for the general population and individuals can at times show great variation fro the general trend.
If you find these side effects unsupportable, then stopping it ay be a good option. However, you would need to consult your doctor for his input.
Cipralex does exactly the same job. If you were good with it last year, then i suggest your doctor consider trying it out as it has shown to be more friendly to you in the past.
Hope this helps and let me know what your decision is.
Dr. Ditah, MD