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A member asked:
Does the side effect of vivid dreams while on 50 mg of luvox at night eventually go away or stop occurring?
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Side effects: In an article from Pediatric and Child Health the dream side effects were dose dependent and did go away after using the medication for a few weeks. If the problem would continue for a month I would let your provider know..
Answered 6/24/2019
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