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13 Dec 2002
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CIPRAMIL
Hello! I am on Cipramil at the moment but have also started taking Leonor Drops - to reduce my appetite.
Apparantly Leanor should not be taken in conjunction with a trycyclic anti depressant - is Cipramil trycyclic anti depressant?
Also does cipramil make you put on weight?
Apparantly Leanor should not be taken in conjunction with a trycyclic anti depressant - is Cipramil trycyclic anti depressant?
Also does cipramil make you put on weight?
CyberDoc
Michelle, Cipramil® is a selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor (SSRI) and not a tricyclic anti-depressant. It may stimulate the appetite a little bit, but it doesn’t make you fat per se. Good luck.
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