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Hi i stopped taking cipralexx niw my heartbeat is 60 beats /min .i feel shaky also what should i do?
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Withdrawal symptoms: Sudden stopping of cipralex (escitalopram, a ssri antidepressant) can lead to shaky feelings and other sensations. Talk with your doctor. Usually gradual reduction in dosage is the best way to discontinue treatment with this drug.
Answered 7/28/2014
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