1) How did you wean off Zoloft and start on Cymbalta? Dr. told me to cut Zoloft to 100 mg and start Cymbalta 30 mg in the same day. Info I got on Internet says before day 1 gradually reduce your Zoloft to maximum of 50/mg per day. On day 1 reduce Zoloft to 25mg/day. Do this until day 8 and day 8 stop the Zoloft. On day 9 start taking only the Cymbalta. Your reply to this would be most appreciated. Have a great healthy day.
2) Has anyone done a cross tapering switch?
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Yes, have experience change from another med to Cymbalta successfully by following my doctor's instructions. He knows my body chemistry and I trust him.
Know you are concerned, so call your doctor and ask him the same question you asked us.
Stacey, you're dizzy? From changing antidepressants? Is there not a doctor that covers for him on the weekends? You can do this...call him and see if there isn't some way to reach him or the doctor covering for him. OK?
Stacey, if that's the internet info you read, please remember it didn't care for you nor RX your meds. If you are trying to be your own doctor, there is a saying that ends with "then you have a fool for a patient" . And you are no fool. If you are able to research and read this type of info, your dizziness doesn't seem to affect your motor skills or mind. Spend your energy on reaching your doctor, a doctor who covers for him, your doctor's answering service, i.e..and don't give up on that since this is bothering your piece of mind. Make certain that you are eating and taking plenty of fluids. It may just be a minor side effect that will pass.
No dizziness is with me 24 hours a day unless lying down or sitting down. It's from a failed neck surgery, not meds.
Oh, Stacey, how did I misinterpret that? So you are really just being very careful in changing meds. I'd still stick with your doctor's instructions.
I had two fusions in my neck, and so sorry yours failed. I am a friend who has crystals in her inner ear that need to be repositioned and are causing dizziness and balance problems.
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