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I've always taken it in the morning. As for the side affects, try giving it 2

weeks. If you still are having side affects, definitely contact you doctor and

discuss it with them.

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ocean7front <ocean7front@...> wrote:

What do you all find is the best time to take Lex. Morning or

bedtime? I got shaky from Celexa so am going to try Lex. If I get

that side effect how long should I give it to go away ( if it's going

to go away)? Have any of you that might have been on Celexa found

that Lex really had fewer side effects than Celexa?

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I started out on lexapro and then was switched to celexa. My pdoc said only one

tiny ingredient was changed in celexa to market under lexapro - it was a patent

deal when the patent on celexa ran out. I take mine at night. The only side

effect I see is less libido - but mine wasn't ever strong in the first place. I

currently doubled my celexa dose as my bi-polar daughter getting married on this

Sat. (4th) was in the hospital last week due to her bi-polar meds needing to be

changed. We have had a terrible couple of weeks and I needed to feel calmer. I

feel calmer but will go back to 40mg celexa once the wedding is over.

Becky

Zenda <zmayer03@...> wrote:

I've always taken it in the morning. As for the side affects, try giving it 2

weeks. If you still are having side affects, definitely contact you doctor and

discuss it with them.

Zenda

ocean7front <ocean7front@...> wrote:

What do you all find is the best time to take Lex. Morning or

bedtime? I got shaky from Celexa so am going to try Lex. If I get

that side effect how long should I give it to go away ( if it's going

to go away)? Have any of you that might have been on Celexa found

that Lex really had fewer side effects than Celexa?

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Morning since I had trouble sleeping when taking it at night.

Christie

ocean7front <ocean7front@...> wrote:

What do you all find is the best time to take Lex. Morning or

bedtime? I got shaky from Celexa so am going to try Lex. If I get

that side effect how long should I give it to go away ( if it's going

to go away)? Have any of you that might have been on Celexa found

that Lex really had fewer side effects than Celexa?

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I take it in the morning because when I first started taking it, it felt like it

would run out before it was time to take again. now I am on 40mg

chris <chrisemail75-yg@...> wrote: Morning since I had trouble sleeping

when taking it at night.

Christie

ocean7front <ocean7front@...> wrote:

What do you all find is the best time to take Lex. Morning or

bedtime? I got shaky from Celexa so am going to try Lex. If I get

that side effect how long should I give it to go away ( if it's going

to go away)? Have any of you that might have been on Celexa found

that Lex really had fewer side effects than Celexa?

Thanks

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I didn't have any side effects with either Celexa or Lexapro.

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What do you all find is the best time to take Lex. Morning or

bedtime? I got shaky from Celexa so am going to try Lex. If I get

that side effect how long should I give it to go away ( if it's going

to go away)? Have any of you that might have been on Celexa found

that Lex really had fewer side effects than Celexa?

Thanks

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Thank you all for your input. I think I will try the morning and hope

this one helps instead of increasing the anxiety. My dr did say that

Lexapro is a mirror image of Celexa - not sure what that really means,

but I will give it a try.

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