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Reflux and antidepressants - poll



Have your antidepressants caused extreme reflux/vomiting?  

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  1. 1. Have your antidepressants caused extreme reflux/vomiting?

    • No problems whatsover with taking my antidepressants.
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    • Yes. My antidepressant caused reflux/vomiting. I had to change meds.
      2
    • Yes. But if I take it with food, I'm ok.
      3
    • Yes. Zoloft/sertaline has caused extreme reflux/vomiting.
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Hi all

If you take antidepressants, have you had problems w/reflux and/or vomiting (not PBing) that seem to be correlated w/ when you take your antidepressants? I'd love to provide my doctors with an sense of how often this occurs -- or if it just happens to a very lucky few.

Thanks!

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This is an interesting question. My doc just put me on Luvox (similar to prozac/zoloft) to stop PBing, nausea, vomiting, etc. He said the drugs work by changing the nerve impulses between the stomach and brain. I thought it was just tricyclics (Elavil, Sinequan, etc.) that did that but my thoughts were incorrect.

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I'm not sure my anxiety meds are fine but, I'm still waiting fr my wellbutrin to get here once I start taking it I'll post. I had to switch to regualr so I could crush them.

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When I was on prozac about 4 years ago I had terrible heartburn all the time, especially if I took them on an empty stomach. To be fair though once I went over a BMi of 35 I had reflux all the time too!

NIna x

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I take Wellbutrin WL, Selexa, and Topamax. :) I was banded early Sept 2006 and had no problem with acid reflux until this June. I think this might have been kicked off by an overfill. :phanvan

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Hi all

If you take antidepressants, have you had problems w/reflux and/or vomiting (not PBing) that seem to be correlated w/ when you take your antidepressants? I'd love to provide my doctors with an sense of how often this occurs -- or if it just happens to a very lucky few.

Thanks!

WHAT IS PBing????

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I haven't had any panic attack since my operation. I don't know if it's due to not drinking caffeine anymore.

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It's funny you should mention this. My sister's husband has had terrible trouble with vomiting and taking his anti-depressant. I am also on anti-depressants for a neurological dysfunction and Migraine and do have reflux, but I think that is just from being overweight. Hopefully it is a thing of the past!

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My dietician told me I would have to open up my 2 x Prozac and let them dissolve in Water before I took them. I thought that Prozac was slow release so I am a bit concerned.

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Whenever mood disorder I take Endep medication. This medication is class of tricyclic antidepressants. Amitriptyline relieves anxiety and tension, increases energy level and so on. Slowly return back to normal.

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