does any one have cymbalta problems

Bang on. I have the same side effects. Exactly. Sweating and fatigue are too much to deal with at times. Dosage too high..? I wonder.

I developed cataracts 18 months ago, in both eyes after taking Cymbalta for 3 weeks. I was only 41 and never wore glasses prior to Cymbalta. I needed cataract surgery 7 months later in my left eye. Right eye is in need of cataract surgery now. I am ready to sue but I don't want to add stress to my life. Cymbalta took away a lot from me. Huge mistake to try that drug for my fibromyalgia. How are your eyes now?

I'm now 57 but was in my 40s when they put me on it. It 

I was in a class action but lawyer messed up. Long story that will make short but they claimed they couldn't get enough people to form a class even though I had names and contact info for at least a dozen people wanting to join. But the stupid intern they made me deal with kept blowing me off. We started class action in 2014 or 2015 and it was 5 or 6 years later when they told me class had failed for above mentioned reasons, told me they would go forward with each of the 3 of us separately as separate cases instead then a few months later told me they were dropping the case and I'd have to find a new lawyer. I was to exhausted by that time, but a lawyer just emailed me yesterday saying he was taking over our case, so hoping we can start another class with new lawyer. But I will know more this week sometime after I talk to him. If there is a chance at a new class action I will update here

I was on the lowest dose and still experienced horrific side effects and withdrawals when trying to get off of it because of horrific side effects. 11 years later I have still never fully recovered from what Cymbalta did to me and still pursuing a lawsuit against Ely Lily because this idea that if you take lowest dose that these horrific side effects won't happen or that withdrawal will not happen or not be horrific is utter bull.

I was in a class action in Canada but lawyer messed up. Long story that will make short but they claimed they couldn't get enough people to form a class even though I had names and contact info for at least a dozen people wanting to join. But the stupid intern they made me deal with kept blowing me off. We started class action in 2014 or 2015 and it was 5 or 6 years later when they told me class had failed for above mentioned reasons, told me they would go forward with each of the 3 of us separately as separate cases instead then a few months later told me they were dropping the case and I'd have to find a new lawyer. I was to exhausted by that time, but a lawyer just emailed me yesterday saying he was taking over our case, so hoping we can start another class with new lawyer. But I will know more this week sometime after I talk to him. If there is a chance at a new class action I will update here