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A member asked:
Allergy/itchy skin rash swelling from effexor (venlafaxine) xr. what's the best way to come off? i see my dr tomoz. considering tapering off slow n going on prosac
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See your doctor: It is best to see your doctor for advice in going off a medicine that may be causing a side effect and taking another. In addition medication may be recommended to relieve itching and rash.
Answered 6/9/2018
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