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Paroxetine 12.5
Im using paroxetine 12.5 from past 7 month now i decided to withdrawal by tempering does 1/4 for 15 days and then half of 12.5 2 weeks after 2 weeks of half paroxetine i stopped now today is 3 day and symptoms are nervousness, and headache
Please advice what should now i do and i did tempering every carefully still why get symptoms or also tell how long this symptoms remain, and time to gone
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Hi..I advise you not to taper the doses.ifvypur symptoms are persisting then you definitely need medications for few more months.
Decreasing and stopping meds will do more harm than good.
Also if you are comfortable with only a mild dose (12.5mg) paroxetine,and there are no s/e,there should be no problem in continuing the tablet.
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please consult your psychiatrist.
do not alter medications on your own without your psychiatrist's advise.
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