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Serotonin syndrome

2023-10-21 04:56:14
I have been taking pexep 25 mg from 4 years for health anxiety , recently i tapered it down to 12.5 mg. Does changing this dosage cause serotonin syndrome ?
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No it will not ..suppose u have this syndrome you will have anxiety, palpitations, sweating, high fever  etc withdrawal symptoms

Answered2023-10-21 05:31:53

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