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Apnea and Paxil

Posted by Stevie on June 12, 2002 at 09:40:18:
Would there be an issues regarding the use of Paxil and apnea? I have been prescribed Paxil for some fairly serious anxiety issues. My doctor told me I should take it in the morning so any potential "caffeine" effects would wear off by night and, of course, monitor it to see how it affects my sleep.
I am assuming that there are many folks here using various sort of meds like these. These issues seem to go hand in hand, don't they?
Thanks!

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