Posts by Donna Booth3

Dear Jerry Jones35, if you stick with the Lexapro consistently, you'll likely find that this health anxiety begins to subside over time. Personally, I’ve been dealing with my own bouts of irrational worry for about five or six years now. Every so often, I get hit with these intense dizzy spells; none of my doctors can pinpoint a cause, though they all suggest it might be related to circulation issues, yet every single test result comes back perfectly normal. It seems the culprit is purely psychological. I also experience that same tingling sensation in my left arm that you mentioned. My advice? Stick with the Lexapro and don't ever stop taking it abruptly. I made the mistake of quitting once, and I am still paying the price for it today.

So, I suppose that settles it. It’s going to cost us. $50I have the prescription in hand, but I’m a bit stuck on the specifics regarding the pricing—it seems quite steep without any discounts applied. I am just trying to figure out exactly how many milligrams and how many pills are included in that single $150 pack. If anyone could clarify that for me, I would truly appreciate it. On a related note, I went through a rough patch with panic attacks about two years ago. My doctor prescribed me Prozac and was very explicit about the protocol: he insisted I shouldn't stop taking it even when I started feeling better, noting that I might potentially need it long-term because panic attacks have a frustrating tendency to resurface. Well, I didn't listen. I decided I was fine and stopped the medication as soon as the symptoms cleared. Predictably, about a year and a half later, the attacks returned, and they were significantly more intense than before. I've since gone back on the Prozac, and thank God, it hasn't even been a month and I already feel like myself again. No panic, no anxiety. Honestly, I'm so grateful for this medication.

It really all boils down to the pack size, though the difference isn't massive. For instance, when I was traveling through Germany, I ended up paying about $135 for a three-and-a-half-month supply, whereas in places like Mexico, it’s a bit more budget-friendly at around $85 for that same duration. It would probably make sense to stock up while I'm down in a coastal spot like Miami during the summer, assuming they even carry it there—I'd have to check if it's available in a place like Clearwater, for example. Anyway, my daily dose is 10 mg.

Greetings from Aldina over in Canada. Could someone please let me know what the typical price for Celexa is in the States, and if it’s generally easy to find at most pharmacies? I currently have to source my medication from places like Germany or Mexico because it isn't really available on our local market. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide