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Sabaarya

By Sabaarya
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Hi. Some update on me. I do feel better since started Lexapro,no issues with BM and less GI problems. I’m taking the lowest dose of Lexapro which is 5mg every night. I do have this weird feeling of pressure in my ears on and off. When I was diagnosed with celiac disease I had ringing in my ears because of anemia and low ferritin but now it’s different it’s more like pressure. I do follow gluten-free diet and overall feel better. Can’t understand if it’s Lexapro side effects or something else. It’s like deep In my both ears sometimes like mild pain. And what I also noticed my blood pressure dropped after gluten-free diet. It used to be 115-80 now it’s constantly 99/80.Did anyone else experience that with ear pressure and blood pressure?

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Saba

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My ear pressure was due to dairy products.  I had to give up dairy.  

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11 hours ago, Darcy Martinez said:

My ear pressure was due to dairy products.  I had to give up dairy.  

Did you develop that after diagnose or you had it before? I’ve been diagnosed 5 months ago and this is something new. U e started lexapro a month ago

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Before diagnosis

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hi, saba, i'm glad you're doing better!  i have ear pressure if the wind blows, lolz, if i am in the car, a change in elevation will make my ears go crazy.   also, change in barometric pressure (weather changes) and airplanes.  try chewing gum?  might help with pressure - that's what they tell you to do on the airplane.  i know double bubble is gluten-free for sure.  plus, i love bubble gum lolz

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39 minutes ago, notme! said:

hi, saba, i'm glad you're doing better!  i have ear pressure if the wind blows, lolz, if i am in the car, a change in elevation will make my ears go crazy.   also, change in barometric pressure (weather changes) and airplanes.  try chewing gum?  might help with pressure - that's what they tell you to do on the airplane.  i know double bubble is gluten-free for sure.  plus, i love bubble gum lolz

Hi Arlene,how are you ?:) it’s something new,I feel like pressure in my head and ears on and off. Maybe it’s because of the Lexapro. It’s been more than a month. You know it says that SSRI medication start to work after 4-6 weeks,maybe I’ve just started to develop side effects also feel fatigue 

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