Mirtazapine side effects

Twopeople

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Posted 6/17/2007 2:27 AM (GMT -7)

Sorry, I posted this message yesterday but forgot to fill out the Subject field so many may have missed it. I have been on Mirtazapine 30mg (Remeron) for about a month now having changed over from Effexor. I have never taken Mirtazapine before. I have been experiencing unusual side effects which feel like fluid retention. My hands and feet are puffy and my calves are sore. My stomach feels very bloated and all my internal organs feel tender. Has any one else experienced anything like this on Mirtazapine?

Thanks,

Twopeople

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Posted 6/17/2007 5:50 AM (GMT -7)

Hi twopeople
Welcome to the forum, I am very glad that you found us and I am sure you will find the support that you are looking for.

You need to contact your doctor right away,those are serious issues and I am not sure if they are side effects from the meds but you need to be careful.

Please keep us posted.

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Posted 6/17/2007 12:58 PM (GMT -7)

Hi there,

I posted on to the original thread this morning but since it is now redudnant and everyone is using this one, I will paste my reply across.

"IMO I would speak to a doctor about this. What you describe could be fluid retention but is unlikely in the hands and feet. It could be a mild allergic reaction to the drug which is not a good thing. Have you taken this drug before? If so how long ago and did you have any problems the first time? This one is definately a case for the physician."

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