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Started cymbalta 3 days ago. today vision feels odd, strained. then i noticed pupils looked really dilated, in bright bathroom. normal? should i stop?
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Cymbalta: It is probably a side effect of cymbalta but your prescribing physician or psychiatrist is best qualified to advise you about this or about reducing or discontinuing it altogether and how best to get off it.
Answered 9/11/2018
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