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Posted by Angel40 on November 5, 2005, at 13:49:16
Hi, I'm new here and I have some questions.
I've taken Effexor for years without any problems,except right at the start. A little nausea but it went away. Now, thanks to changes in my insurance, I'm being switched to Effexor XR. I was taking Effexor 37.5mg twice a day and now I'm being switched to EffexorXR 37.5mg twice a day. Should I be concerned?? Is there any difference in the two? Or are they pretty much the same and I shouldn't have any problems with the EffexorXR?? I know the Effexor XR is extended release and I wonder how that will effect me. THanks, Angel40
Posted by Phillipa on November 5, 2005, at 21:28:50
In reply to Going from Effexor to EffexorXR, posted by Angel40 on November 5, 2005, at 13:49:16
Angela that's a good question. What is the real difference? I took the regular effexor 37.5mg but only once a day. Is extended release better or have more side effects. Stronger or what? Fondly, Phillipa
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