Posted: 01/21/07 - 00:30 Post subject: Chest pain due to Prozac
I am 17 and have been taking Prozac for 2 and a 1/2 years now. Every couple of months I will get these incredibly horrible chest/throat pains about fifteen mintues after I take 30mg Prozac. It wakes me up from sleeping and feels like a knife is in me. I usually go to the bathroom and throw up. My neck gets real tense and it feels like someone is sqeezing my throat/chest. My mom said that I "swallowed it wrong" but i used to take pills dry and it never hurt like this. Please respond.[/b]
I suggest you should stop the drugs.Drug-allergy reactions can result in serious—even life-threatening—consequences. They are known to comprise about 25% of all adverse drug reactions. That's why they have to be considered carefully when you're prescribing drug therapy.
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I used to have the same trouble. It would happen when I took them on an empty stomach or with vitamins for some reason. Also, if I did not take enough water. When I threw them up, they were huge. I guess they really swell when you swallow them. I hope this helps
I used to have the same trouble. It would happen when I took them on an empty stomach or with vitamins for some reason. Also, if I did not take enough water. When I threw them up, they were huge. I guess they really swell when you swallow them. I hope this helps Love in CHRIST, Jennifer O'Neal.
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