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Long Term Withdrawal Case Study

Started by fishinghat, Feb 16 2014 06:48 PM

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#1 fishinghat

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Posted 16 February 2014 - 06:48 PM

The following reference is a case study of one individual that took 6 months or more to get over cymbalta withdrawal. The dr approach was for the individual to take a small dose of cymbalta every time the withdrawal flaired up. At least he is on the right tract but doesn't know about bead counting yet.

http://neuro.psychia...ticleid=1828814

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Posted 16 February 2014 - 07:42 PM

Great find, FH! I'm going to print this out to take to my next witch doc appointment....since he doesn't believe me, maybe he'll believe this.... Also, there's absolutely no way I'd take duloxetine just for the WD .... Don't ever want this shit in my body again!

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In the future want 2B off Cymbalta! The physicians are no help. Looking for understanding, support & encouragement as I know this is a difficult process. Want 2 be of help 2 others who will find this site looking for same things as I.

Posted 17 February 2014 - 12:14 AM

The following reference is a case study of one individual that took 6 months or more to get over cymbalta withdrawal. The dr approach was for the individual to take a small dose of cymbalta every time the withdrawal flaired up. At least he is on the right tract but doesn't know about bead counting yet.

http://neuro.psychia...ticleid=1828814

Gosh I will be so GLAD to be OFF this crap. Thanks for this info fishinghat.