Dangers of Cymbalta

What is Cymbalta used for?

Cymbalta has been approved by the FDA for both the treatment of depression and the management of pain associated with diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Two totally different things but hey if the say it works then they must be right huh?

Cymbalta (an SSNRI) targets two chemicals, serotonin and norepinephrine, that are believed to play a role (key word “believed” just like how they believed the world was flat) in how the brain and body affect mood and pain.

Impotant Information About this dangerous Drug?

Caution see side effects below this drug may make you even more depressed.

Postmarketing reports of hepatic injury (including hepatitis and cholestatic jaundice) suggest that patients with preexisting liver disease who take duloxetine may have an increased risk for further liver damage. The new labeling extends the Precaution against using Cymbalta in patients with substantial alcohol use to include those patients with chronic liver disease. It is recommended that Cymbalta not be administered to patients with any hepatic insufficiency.

What Makes Cymbalta a dangerous Drug ( side effects):

  • WARNINGS
    Clinical Worsening and Suicide Risk — Patients with major depressive disorder (MDD),both adult and pediatric, may experience worsening of their depression and/or the emergence of suicidal ideation and behavior. (nice huh? It can actually make you more depressed, what the heck is that?)
  • Other Side Effects – Constipation, Decreased appetite, Dizziness, Dry mouth, Fatigue ,Increased sweating, Loss of strength or energy, Sleepiness

Common Misspelling or other names: simbalal, simbaltal, cymbaltil

Comments

5 Comments on "Dangers of Cymbalta"

  1. Sally Weatherill on Fri, 27th Aug 2010 1:36 am 

    This drug ruined my life I cant get a police clearance for my nursing as this drug sent me nuts and I committed criminal acts whilst taking cybalta and tried to commit suicide

  2. Sally Weatherill on Fri, 27th Aug 2010 1:38 am 

    This drug is dangerous and should be banned

  3. learnFMnow on Sun, 28th Nov 2010 12:03 pm 

    Cymbalta pulled me out of a major depressive episode recently. I have been diagnosed with major depressive disorder for the last 20 years. No depression flares occured in many years until recently. My doctor put me on Cymbalta for the depression and I stopped Effexor. (which was not working). Anyway, my point is, I was almost suicidal with depression until I was into about 6 weeks of Cymbalata therapy.The doctor also bumped the dose to 120 mg before it helped me. But when it kicked in, I got my life back. So, I take the chances with Cymbalta because before Cymbalta I felt like throwing myself under a bus and hated waking up in the mornings I was so depressed. So, if I ever have to stop the drug I suspect it will be a problem. But for now I won’t look a gift horse in the mouth.

  4. samantha on Tue, 25th Jan 2011 3:54 pm 

    I was in a huge state of panic about a year ago..i woke up fearing everything,thinking i was going to die, thinking some one i loved was going to die i was living in fear constatly. i was so panicy that i spent several months going from doctor to doctor i was having horrible chest pain. after much testing it was concluded that i was healthy except i was tensing up so tight and so often that i was injuring my chest shoulder and back muscles.Then came cymbalta. i started with 30 mg every day then was moved up to 60.Allmost immediatly it began to help.Little by little, and tiny inch by tiny inch i began to feel better.I began laughing again, i wanted to get out of bed again and do things. Cymbalta may not be the answer for every one, but it may be for some. Some times when your back is up against the wall and your barely able to function.. you have to try different things. Im glad i did try it

  5. Terrell kirk on Tue, 8th Nov 2011 9:31 pm 

    PROFIT OUT DOES SAFETY F.D.A.CHECK OUT NEPOTISM BETWEEN CONGRESS AND F.D.A.I AM NO M.D. BUT I AM NOBODIES FOOL.BAN PSYCH. DRUGS EXCEPT IN THE MOST EXTREME CASES JUST A SELF TAUGHT GUYS OPINION.

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