Across the globe, doctors write prescriptions to patients without informing them what the long-term effects of Cymbalta are, or what will happen when discontinuing Cymbalta. The medication is given for a wide range of symptoms — from depression to pain from nerve damage.
Cymbalta has developed a reputation for being a medication that is very difficult to stop using. The symptoms experienced by long-term users of Cymbalta can make life unbearable at times. And when a person decides to quit Cymbalta, for some, the reactions can be pretty painful.


Side effects of Cymbalta include:
Addiction
Withdrawal effects
Seizures
Leg cramps, muscle spasms
Suicidality
Viral infection
Liver damage
Fractures
Bleeding Disorders
Sleep Disorders
Diabetes Mellitus
Agitation
“Feeling not like myself”
“Feeling foggy and detached”
Reduction in positive feelings
Emotional blunting
Fatigue
Somnolence (daytime sleepiness)
Headache
Low sex drive, sexual dysfunction
Weight loss, weight gain
Blood pressure issues
Cardiac issues
Profuse sweating
Constipation
Diarrhea

How to Discontinue Cymbalta Safely
Cymbalta (duloxetine) is a medication that is usually given to treat issues of depression. Regardless of the reason for being prescribed Cymbalta, it’s important that when an individual decides to discontinue any medication, they are also incorporating an alternative treatment to address any underlying issues.

Cymbalta brain zaps, dizziness, nausea, brain zaps, and fatigue are other commonly reported Cymbalta withdrawal effects. Cymbalta withdrawal may be experienced either when attempting to discontinue Cymbalta or, in some cases, in between doses — known as interdose withdrawal. Interdose-withdrawal most commonly occurs where drugs have a relatively short half-life, and withdrawal symptoms can emerge some hours after a dose is taken.

So many people have been negatively affected by quitting Cymbalta that the term Cymbalta Discontinuation Syndrome is used commonly to classify the symptoms associated with withdrawal. If the symptoms become too much to handle at home, many attend healing centers for Cymbalta withdrawal.

Cymbalta is an SNRI (serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor). For those who are reliant on Cymbalta long-term, the possibility of a serotonin deficiency exists. In order to effectively treat any long-term effects of Cymbalta, focusing on potential underlying causes is important. Reviewing potential underlying causes with a specialist can also help to ensure the treatment plan is accurate to address individual needs and characteristics.

An investigation to determine any underlying causes that may be contributing to an individual’s symptoms should include questions such as:

Have hormones and nutritional elements been tested for deficiencies?
Has the diet been upgraded sufficiently?
Have alcohol and recreational drugs been ruled out or discontinued?
Have food allergies been tested for that could be causing psychiatric or physical symptoms?
Has situational stress contributed to symptoms? Has counseling such as CBT been utilized?
Is there an accumulation of neurotoxins, such as heavy metals, which are contributing to symptoms such as anxiety, psychosis, or depression?
By reviewing factors such as these and others, with a professional, the individual is able to pinpoint and resolve or eliminate many obstacles to wellness.

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