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Antidepresents side effects
Eating long term antidepressents does really shows side effects??
I have taken mirtaz 7.5mg and kipnol 20mg for more than 1.5years will it show any side effect ??
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Hi Mam
Thanks for seeking help here.
Each medication have side effects. Even Paracetamol which we take very frequently without consulting has also a long list of side effects. The medication you are taking many people take that for many years also ..
Some feel the side effects of
Weight gain
Constipation
Dizziness
Diarrhea
Difficulty in breathing
Skin blistering
If like to stop then stop kipnol gradually...
But consultant before that
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