Getting Lexapro out of the system?
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May 11, 2014 - 10:01 pm
Let me state the main question first, then I will provide relevant details.
I took only one Lexapro pill on a Sat night, and on Monday morning I am still overwhelmed with suicidal thoughts, including detailed plans and a written note, that just won't go away.
How long before it is gone?
Details: I went to a psychiatrist for persistent sleep problems. He prescribed a sleeping aid (he still has not provided the name) to be taken at the same time as lexapro.
The next day, I was profoundly exhausted and terribly dizzy, along with the suicidal obsession.
The following day the obsession is still there, but the energy is better.
I have not taken any medication other than paracetamol (for the throbbing headache), but the suicidal thoughts just won't quit.
When will these clear up? It is damn near unbearable.
I took only one Lexapro pill on a Sat night, and on Monday morning I am still overwhelmed with suicidal thoughts, including detailed plans and a written note, that just won't go away.
How long before it is gone?
Details: I went to a psychiatrist for persistent sleep problems. He prescribed a sleeping aid (he still has not provided the name) to be taken at the same time as lexapro.
The next day, I was profoundly exhausted and terribly dizzy, along with the suicidal obsession.
The following day the obsession is still there, but the energy is better.
I have not taken any medication other than paracetamol (for the throbbing headache), but the suicidal thoughts just won't quit.
When will these clear up? It is damn near unbearable.
Let me state the main question first, then I will provide relevant details.
I took only one Lexapro pill on a Sat night, and on Monday morning I am still overwhelmed with suicidal thoughts, including detailed plans and a written note, that just won't go away.
How long before it is gone?
Details: I went to a psychiatrist for persistent sleep problems. He prescribed a sleeping aid (he still has not provided the name) to be taken at the same time as lexapro.
The next day, I was profoundly exhausted and terribly dizzy, along with the suicidal obsession.
The following day the obsession is still there, but the energy is better.
I have not taken any medication other than paracetamol (for the throbbing headache), but the suicidal thoughts just won't quit.
When will these clear up? It is damn near unbearable.
I took only one Lexapro pill on a Sat night, and on Monday morning I am still overwhelmed with suicidal thoughts, including detailed plans and a written note, that just won't go away.
How long before it is gone?
Details: I went to a psychiatrist for persistent sleep problems. He prescribed a sleeping aid (he still has not provided the name) to be taken at the same time as lexapro.
The next day, I was profoundly exhausted and terribly dizzy, along with the suicidal obsession.
The following day the obsession is still there, but the energy is better.
I have not taken any medication other than paracetamol (for the throbbing headache), but the suicidal thoughts just won't quit.
When will these clear up? It is damn near unbearable.
May 14, 2014 - 7:08 am
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you need to call and let your doctor know how you are feeling please talk to someone . I don't know how long lexapro stays in your system did a internet searchhttp://www.ask.com/quest...
How Long Does It Take Lexapro to Leave Your System?
The estimated half life of Lexapro is 30 hours per gram. A light 10 milligram dose would, therefore, take 300 hours to leave the system - or nearly two weeks. Despite this lengthy half life time, it should always be taken as directed with the proper dosages.
Reference: depression.emedtv.com hope this helps
How Long Does It Take Lexapro to Leave Your System?
The estimated half life of Lexapro is 30 hours per gram. A light 10 milligram dose would, therefore, take 300 hours to leave the system - or nearly two weeks. Despite this lengthy half life time, it should always be taken as directed with the proper dosages.
Reference: depression.emedtv.com hope this helps
Medications for April 14, 2014 to May 14, 2014
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“Verily, with hardship there is relief.” (94:6)
“Peace be upon you, because you peresevered in patience! Excellent indeed is the final home!” (13:24)
“O’ you who believe! Seek help in patience and the Prayer.” (2:153)
you need to call and let your doctor know how you are feeling please talk to someone . I don't know how long lexapro stays in your system did a internet searchhttp://www.ask.com/quest...
How Long Does It Take Lexapro to Leave Your System?
The estimated half life of Lexapro is 30 hours per gram. A light 10 milligram dose would, therefore, take 300 hours to leave the system - or nearly two weeks. Despite this lengthy half life time, it should always be taken as directed with the proper dosages.
Reference: depression.emedtv.com hope this helps
How Long Does It Take Lexapro to Leave Your System?
The estimated half life of Lexapro is 30 hours per gram. A light 10 milligram dose would, therefore, take 300 hours to leave the system - or nearly two weeks. Despite this lengthy half life time, it should always be taken as directed with the proper dosages.
Reference: depression.emedtv.com hope this helps
Medications for April 14, 2014 to May 14, 2014
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“Verily, with hardship there is relief.” (94:6)
“Peace be upon you, because you peresevered in patience! Excellent indeed is the final home!” (13:24)
“O’ you who believe! Seek help in patience and the Prayer.” (2:153)
May 14, 2014 - 7:11 am
Total Posts: 213
Joined: 01-31-2014
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“Verily, with hardship there is relief.” (94:6)
“Peace be upon you, because you peresevered in patience! Excellent indeed is the final home!” (13:24)
“O’ you who believe! Seek help in patience and the Prayer.” (2:153)
Medications for 2014
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“Verily, with hardship there is relief.” (94:6)
“Peace be upon you, because you peresevered in patience! Excellent indeed is the final home!” (13:24)
“O’ you who believe! Seek help in patience and the Prayer.” (2:153)
Joined: 05-11-2014