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A member asked:

Im on mirtazapine for anxiety and depression but have chronic belching since i started on it.is the drug causing the belching?

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Mirtazapine: This medication has multiple adverse reactions many of them gastrointestinal. I was not able to find belching or burping as a listed side effect. However, if his symptom started at the same time as you started the medication it may be related. I would discuss this with your doctor. Do not stop this medication suddenly s severe problems can occur.

Answered 9/15/2015

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