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How often does cipralrex cause nausea? and will it slower my heartbeat?
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Take with food: Cipralex or "escitalopram" is a medicine that can help with symptoms of anxiety and depression. It may be normal for the medicine to make you slightly nauseous, try taking it with food. Cipralex should not lower your heart rate. If anything your heart rate may increase slightly which is usually an acceptable minor side effect.
Answered 9/28/2016
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