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2018-08-03 23:58:40
I just started Venlafaxine on Monday, and it has started to gradually make my chest more numb each day. My chest feels really tight, with a little bit of pain, and it's making me have shortness of breath. I was told to not stop taking Venlafaxine after starting it because I will have withdrawals. Are those symptoms normal, and if they aren't, will I still have withdrawals, even though I just started this medication?
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Hi. I understand your concern s. Better to consult a psychiatrist and a pulmonologist both to assess the situation in detail

Answered2018-08-04 02:20:06

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