Posted by vjw on March 13, 2004, at 18:18:18
In reply to Lexapro positive responses?, posted by mel_light on March 11, 2004, at 9:03:51
> I just wanted to chime in on the positive responses for Lexapro. I'm on day 22 (I think) and things are getting much better. A couple of days ago I was still feeling the side effects but yesterday and today, I woke up feeling GREAT. It's been a long time since I've felt like my old self and this is the closest I've been. I'm sure the lexapro is now working. I'm not saying the anxiety and depression are gone but yesterday when I went to work people around me noticed a difference and I don't even share with them anything about this.This board has been extremely helpful through the lows so I wanted to include you with the highs :-) Thanks guys. I'll be back (hopefully with continued good news)
>>>I've been taking Lexapro for 3 days now, and I do notice a little anxiety-it was great to hear that it should be temporary! I was wondering what the majority of you experience as "positive effects"?? I am taking it for depression only, and what my therapist refers to as "weepiness"(crying at the drop of a hat). I was on a successful course of Zoloft/Wellbutrin years ago when going through a difficult divorce, but now she is recommending Lexapro.Does anyone know how it compares to Zoloft as far as side effects and positive results? The only se I had from Zoloft was extreme dry mouth.
I'm so glad I found this place!
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