Does cymbalta (duloxetine) cause memory loss?
Not common. No, memory loss is not a common side effect with cymbalta (duloxetine). It can cause drowsiness though.
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Does cymbalta (duloxetine) cause short term memory loss or worsen memory in general?
Memory Loss. I understand your concern.
Cymbalta may cause short term memory loss.
At age 17, possible causes are-
? Alcohol, tobacco, or drug use
? Stress
? Depression
? Sleep deprivation
? Deficiencies in vitamin B1 and B12
? Underactive or Overactive thyroid gland
? HIV
? Head injury
See a Physician for Diagnosis and treatment.
See Psychiatrist for Therapy and monitoring of Cymbalta, (duloxetine) Breathing Relax.
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I am on 60 mg. Of cymbalta (duloxetine) for ten years. My Dr. Wants me to take indefinitely. Will this cause memory loss if I take for another 20 yrs.?
Depends. Memory loss has been reported as a Cymbalta (duloxetine) side effect though not common. Depending on your health status, other medications you take, family history of memory loss/dementia, you should continue to pay attention to possible memory loss due to Cymbalta (duloxetine) or other causes. Chances are you'll be fine. Good to review your meds and any side effects at regular intervals with all prescribing doctors.
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No. Memory problems are such a remote possibility that it would not be worth your concern. They are not known to develop with long term use. And, your dose is not high. But you should be posing your question to your doctor.
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Does cymbalta cause memory loss? I am having trouble remembering words and short term memory loss. I have been on 60 mg. For ten years.
Yes. Yes, particularly as we get older. Please discuss this problem with your prescribing physician.
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