Re: burning?

Posted by Laurie on May 15, 1999, at 11:54:38

In reply to Re: burning?, posted by Mary on May 14, 1999, at 22:47:11

> I too had burning while on a accidental mixture of paxil and Zoloft ( dumb pharmacist), it felt like a friction burn in my brain. Very hard to describe to someone unless they have had it. I had the syndrome, and was very close to a full blown emergency case. Lucky for me it was discovered in time. Best to you. Mary
Mary,
I've had it for five months with no resolution. Did yours ever go away? I'm taking neurontin for it which only helps marginally. Thanks -- nice to know I'm not the only one. The neurologists keep telling me it's coincidence; obviously it's not after three times with the same effect.

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