Experiences with

Celexa

Celexa was my go to, than suddenly stopped working, I've since tried different meds but no success. Currently on a new one I take at bed time, two weeks in but I still can't find the courage to get out of bed, it's lonely, scary and the bed feels safe. Does anyone else feel this and what helps.

Decided to finally go back on meds and I was put on a very low dose of Celexa. It’s day 7 and I feel like some symptoms have gone away but I feel like I’m more anxious now and the last few days I can’t stay asleep. Mind you that I don’t have any racing thoughts or anything.

The first thought came four days into lexapro, my doctor swapped me to Celexa and Buspirone. 4 days into that and they got brutally bad. Im with my parents who have been made fully aware.

Has anyone been able to successfully return to Celexa after a break in taking it? I tried Wellbutrin and it did nothing for anxiety. Any other suggestions for anxiety meds that don't aggravate RLS? Thank you, Pat

has anyone taken medication and it actually help with depersonalization and derealization? ruminating thoughts? I am down bad and thinking I need to start my script.. but also scared to try it.

I have been taking Celexa for years along with Adderall and feel as though I need a change with my antidepressant. I have read good things about talking Wellbutrin and Adderall together. Any comments?

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my PCP took me off Celexa and put me on Budpar. I have rashes, fatigue, and nausea. Anyone else tried buspar?

Hi -- I've been on Celexa for over 20 years for anxiety and done really well on it. A recent cancer diagnosis sent me into a tailspin of anxiety, and I've begun switching to Zoloft -- taking less Celexa each week and more Zoloft.

hello, I took citalopram for 2 years when I was first diagnosed with OCD. I experienced weight gain, excessive tiredness and brain fog and eventually it felt like it wasn’t touching my OCD so I tapered off it. I’ve been off antidepressants for 8 months and now my therapist thinks I should go back on

My dr just switched me to Zoloft from celexa noting I had been on it for over 10 years. I have Xanax for when things get really crazy. I find myself upset a lot because all of this just frustrates me so much. Anyone else have this happen to you? I know it will get better but man it stinks.

I’ve been on Plaquenil for 5-years to treat RA and also on antidepressant Celexa (10mg) for the last 10 years.

Puts me on Celexa because lexapro had made me gain a bit of weight the first time. So at this point I had lost 15 pounds just to spite the previous jerk doctor. I take Celexa about a month. Was ok until I became now obsessive over my blood pressure. Was a 120/80 guy. Now 130s/90s.

I am on celexa, which works wonderfully typically. But over the last 3-4 months I’ve been really struggling with my depression and feel stuck. I freeze over doing anything I need to do (or even want to do) daily.

Has anyone taken either one of these medications? Citalopram or Fluvoxamine. For social anxiety? I am on Lexapro 20mg and Wellbutrin 300mg for along time. More that 10years and My body is telling me a need a change and it is not working as much now. Or if anyone else has social anxiety and what

Any body did augment of celexa with wellbutrin XL ? What was the outcome? Did augmentation work?

Any feedback on Celexa dose reduction from 40 to 30 mg. 40 mg was a tad bit high for me. How long to give for taper? 1-2 weeks or more?

The Doctor suggested an antidepressant either Celexa or Lexapro. Any recommendation?

Most recently Celexa but I felt that was making me a bit anxious, more than before, which made me want to lay on the couch even more. Any thoughts, or suggestions are welcome.

I'm currently on 300 mg of Wellbutrin XL and 20mg of Celexa, the generic version of both. At first, I felt like my emotional issues had been fixed.