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A member asked:
Just started taking cipralex. i have a really dry mouth, i'm very thirsty lots and feeling really tired. is this normal after only 1 day on a 5mg pill?
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Yes: you will adjust in a few weeks. unless serious don't stop ur meds,
Answered 5/31/2015
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