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Paroxetine 12.5 mg
I took paroxetine 12.5 as per doctor's but after 6 hrs my stomach got upset and feeling some pain in stomach.
pain will disappear automatically or do i need to take any pain killer.?
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Paroxetine can cause disturbances in your stomach and may lead to nausea, vomiting. If you're experiencing these symptoms, kindly consult with your treating doctor and ask them if there is any change that needs to be made in the medicines
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Hi. Paroxetine may cause stomach upset due to its effect on serotonin receptors, but there may be some other independent cause also. Consult a physician if pain doesn't subside on its own.
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