I'm wondering if anyone else on antidepressants finds that phentermine seems to counteract the antidepressants? I have been on antidepressants of some form for 10 years. I currently take Cymbalta and have for over a year and a half. Before that its was Lexapro, Celexa, Wellbutrin, Prozac. Seems I've taken everything except Paxil, Zoloft, or Effexor. I find that after a couple of years the antidepressant doesn't seem to be as effective anymore and i have to change.
I used to be really thin, I'm 5'10 and weighed in the 120s until I started antidepressants. The weight gain has been so gradual over the past 10 years that it has crept up on me and I now weigh 190 (all time high was 204). This is AFTER I had 4 liters of fat sucked off me earlier this year. I've been taking phentermine (doctor prescribed) for about 3 weeks and have lost 6 pounds, but I have had the MAJOR BLUES for no particular reason and just yesterday it dawned on me that maybe the phentermine is counteracting the Cymbalta. Anyone else experience this?
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