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Effexor side effects: What is
likely to occur?
What
Effexor side effects may occur?
 Effexor side effects cannot
really be anticipated. However, if any develop or change in intensity you
should contact your physician immediately. Only your doctor can really
determine if it’s safe to continue taking Effexor.
Effexor
side effects: The more
common side effects include:
Abnormal dreams, abnormal
ejaculation or orgasms, anxiety, appetite loss, blurred vision, chills,
constipation, diarrhea, dizziness, dry mouth, frequent urination, flushing, gas,
headache, impotence, infection, insomnia, muscle tension, nausea, nervousness,
rash, sleepiness, sweating, tingling feeling, tremor, upset stomach, vomiting,
weakness and yawning
Effexor
side effects: Less
common side effects :
Abnormal taste, abnormal
thinking, agitation, chest pain, confusion, decreased sex drive, depression,
dilated pupils, dizziness upon standing up, high blood pressure, itching, loss
of identity, rapid heartbeat, ringing in the ears, trauma, twitching, urinary
problems, weight loss
There have also been a variety
of very rare Effexor side effects which have been reported. If you notice any
new or usual problems, let your doctor know immediately.
Effexor
side effects: When should this medication not be prescribed?
Serious Effexor side effects
have been noted when taking this medication with other drugs known as MAO
inhibitors. Sometimes the reaction has been fatal. You should also avoid this
drug if it has ever giving you an allergic reaction or any other effexor side
effect.
By Paul Susic MA Licensed Psychologist PhD Candidate
Information provided by
The PDR Pocket Guide to Prescription Drugs - Sixth Edition
Additional pictures of Effexor in the various dosages
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