Can Lexapro cause cardiovascular diseases?


Question:
Hello, I started using Lexapro 5 days ago and recently, I started feeling something like heartburn. Can antidepressants cause any harm to your heart or any organ in the body?

Answers:
It would be very unlikely that Lexapro would cause a true cardiac side effect... what you are experiencing is very possibly anxiety which commonly yields a complaints of "chest pain" or "tightness of the chest" or "hard to breath" or "heartburn" from patients who suffer occasional "panic attacks."I've had them myself and I required antianxiety medications to overcome the problem.

Lexapro is my current and only medication for almost a year now... I'm very satisfied with it after trying a variety of others. I have no side effects from it at all and I am currently not having any feelings of anxiety that yield "panic attack" symptoms.

To find out more about all of this "Crazy stuff" visit this site: http://crazymeds.com/

This is the website of the Manufacturer: http://www.lexapro.com/

This is the information that your doctor uses to help him understand the drug: http://www.lexapro.com/pdf/lexapro_pi.pdf

Good luck in your treatment... and please stay with it. Believe me, it will all get better and better and better in due time - and I do mean LOADS BETTER.

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I don't know but tell your doctor right away. They could clear things up.


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