Lexapro and the teeth

Posted by Elanor Roosevelt on January 26, 2009, at 13:32:18

In reply to Re: jade » sam K, posted by JadeKelly on January 24, 2009, at 21:29:40

Lexapro can cause a number of nervous mouth activities that cause painful results
This is true of many meds
If you take a med only once a day it sometimes helps to take it at night
notice what time you are clenching your teeth
This is an ongoing problem for me
You have my empathy
I know how terribly distressful it is to have your mouth hurting all day
good luck

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just venting a bit (is that ok?) sam K 1/5/09
Re: just venting a bit (is that ok?) sam K 1/5/09
Re: just venting a bit (is that ok?) » sam K Phillipa 1/6/09
Re: just venting a bit (is that ok?) sam K 1/7/09
Re: just venting a bit (is that ok?) » sam K JadeKelly 1/9/09
Re: just venting a bit (is that ok?) sam K 1/10/09
Re: just venting a bit (is that ok?) » sam K JadeKelly 1/10/09
Re: just venting a bit (is that ok?) » sam K Phillipa 1/11/09
jade sam K 1/21/09
Re: jade » sam K Phillipa 1/21/09
Re: jade » sam K JadeKelly 1/24/09
Lexapro and the teeth Elanor Roosevelt 1/26/09
Re: jade » JadeKelly JadeKelly 1/27/09

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