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This is a very effective drug

How ever the side effects at the start of taking it can be quite unpleasant for some people

I can not stress enough persevere with it it takes four to six weeks to work well in a lot of cases

I have now taken it for six weeks and almost back to normal

I suffered headaches and very unpleasant anxiety attacks that lasted several hours at a time

If you look up how it works you get a good understanding why you can feel worse before you get better but you do get better

Good luck

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This is a very effective drug

How ever the side effects at the start of taking it can be quite unpleasant for some people

I can not stress enough persevere with it it takes four to six weeks to work well in a lot of cases

I have now taken it for six weeks and almost back to normal

I suffered headaches and very unpleasant anxiety attacks that lasted several hours at a time

If you look up how it works you get a good understanding why you can feel worse before you get better but you do get better

Good luck

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