Celexa 20 mg

Celexa 20 (F P 20 MG orange pill) medication is an FDA-approved medication for the treatment of depression. The use of Celexa 20 mg oral tablet for children is not allowed due to a lack of research on this age group. Celexa 20 mg tablet is used as an off-label medication to treat several health conditions such as OCD (Obsessive-compulsive disorder), Alcoholism, BED (Binge-eating disorder), Hot Flashes, PDD (Premenstrual dysphoric disorder), GAD (Generalized anxiety disorder), PD (Panic disorder), Post-stroke depression, Agitation from dementia, Sleep disorders, and Separation anxiety disorder.

Take the dosage of Celexa 20 mg according to your doctor’s guidelines. Do not use Celexa as an over-the-counter medication because it has some serious side effects such as hoarseness, unusual bleeding or bruising, nose bleeding, headache, unsteadiness, problems with concentration or memory, seizures, and you need medical assistance in this condition.

If you are taking Celexa 20 mg tablets for a long duration and thinking of quitting this medication, consult the doctor. When you suddenly stop taking Celexa, you may face withdrawal symptoms such as dizziness, headache, trouble sleeping, anxiety, restlessness, feeling irritated, bad mood, feeling fatigued, electric shock-like sensations, difficulty concentrating, or clouded thinking.

Take some precautions to reduce the risk of side effects of Celexa 20mg. Check for the ingredients of Celexa and inform the doctor if you are allergic to any of them. If you are pregnant or a nursing mother, inform the doctor before starting this medication.

While using Celexa, do not take SSRI medications such as Paxil, Lexapro, or Prozac, because they may interact with Celexa and you have to face the consequences. These medications may impact the working of Celexa or may increase the risk of its side effects.