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Old 01-18-2009, 02:02 PM   #118
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the main problem with developing the withdrawal state is that physicians discontinue it too fast. You should have at least a month in tapering on higher doses of the NSRI's.
I was on an extremely low dose of Lexapro when I stopped (half the usual starting dose, if I recall correctly), and I'd never been on a very high dose, and I still got the zaps. I think some people are more sensitive to this problem than others.

My brother got the zaps just from taking Paxil (another fast-metabolizing SSRI). But the Muffin Man takes Paxil with no problems.
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