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I'm on week 4 of a dose increase in my antidepressants & have been experiencing nausea after taking for 1 week now. will this side effect go away ever?
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Talk to Dr: Don't just stop taking it! Do call to discuss it. Each person reacts differently - you need to work closely together to find the right Rx for you. Best!
Answered 8/2/2016
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