| What is Prozac?
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Prozac helps treat depression. |
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| How should I take Prozac?
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You should follow your doctor's advice when taking Prozac. Generally, Prozac is
taken in the morning. Prozac can be taken with or without food. |
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| How long does it take for Prozac to work?
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Prozac begins to work in a few weeks, although some symptoms may improve during the first week of treatment. It
can take four or more weeks to experience the full benefits of treatment with Prozac. Be sure to discuss how you are feeling with your doctor throughout
while being treated. |
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How long do I have to take Prozac? |
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The recommended length of Prozac treatment is six to twelve months. Your doctor will monitor your progress and work with you to determine the appropriate
treatment length. |
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Are there side effects associated with Prozac? |
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Side effects include sexual dysfunction, excessive sweating, diarrhea,
chills, anxiety, headache, muscle pain, chills, and decreased appetite.
Ask your doctor for a full list of side effects. |
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