Celexa

Celexa (citalopram) can be prescribed to treat depression and any other conditions your health care provider prescribed it for. If at the beginning of the treatment the following serious symptoms are developed a health care professional must be consulted as this can lead to very serious consequences for the patient: abnormal excitement, irritability, insomnia, being constantly worried for no reason, agitation, aggressive behavior, restlessness, panic attacks, and worsening depression. Take Celexa once a day with some food or without, trying to do it at the same time to remember about taking the pill better. If your health care provider prescribed taking this medicine otherwise, make sure you follow his instructions as they are based on a careful examination and evaluation of your health condition, while instructions provided on the bottle are intended for general information purposes only. Make sure you observe the dosage recommended. If you have any of the mild side effect mentioned below you can carry on with the treatment as they will probably go away on their own: nausea, tiredness, excitement, profuse sweating, vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea, changes in sex drive, dry mouth, muscle pain, drowsiness, loss of appetite, and nervousness. Although an overdose of Celexa is not expected to produce life-threatening effects, the following symptoms may be experienced: vomiting, uncontrollable shaking, seizures, memory loss, confusion, sweating, pounding heartbeat, nausea, dizziness, and drowsiness.