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PostPosted: 01/06/08 - 19:51    Post subject: trazodone side effects Vote now! Reply with quote
Is there evidence of long term use (8 yrs.) of Trazodone causing chronic headache, flu symptoms, light headed, balance, cognitive disorder?
I have all of the above. Someone please respond!
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