Nosebleeds effect of Paroxetine

We have 521 consumer reports for Paroxetine. Nosebleeds effect occurred in 1%.

Patients statistics on Nosebleeds side effect for Paroxetine

Female
Male

Average weight in Lbs
130.07
286.6

Average height in Ft
5′ 4″
6′ 4″

Average age
26
31

Paroxetine Circle Diagram 4 consumers of 521 reported about Nosebleeds

  1. George S. Trotter says:
    3.5 rating

    Paroxetine for Social phobia; Depression

    In hindsight, the effect was actually not as bad as I felt while taking it. I was heavily dazed, everything that happened around me was secondary, I was just happy about the silence, the thoughts gone away and the feelings no longer perceptible. This scared me a little while taking it and made me a lot harder in my everyday life. Duration of administration: 5 weeks Dosage: 1-0-0 (40mg) Side effects: Insomnia, tachycardia, nosebleeds and the unique, strange feeling of not being able to reach orgasm. I could scrape off as I wanted. : D
    Side effects: Nosebleeds; Emotionslosigkeit; Palpitations; Orgasm disorder
  2. Terry K. Mast says:
    3.0 rating

    Paroxetine for Depression

    Beginning: – Lightness – Nausea – Vomiting – severe headache – strong nosebleeds During the one-man: – severe nosebleeds – effective after 4 months despite 40mg daily discontinuation: – anxiety disorders – mood swings – Perception disorders – misjudgment of situations Tip never makes the mistake Cipralex without a Statioener Abzuseten stop because the misjudgments in Situatioen. Gravering consequences have ability and also the perception disturbances are very grawenend. And should never be underestimated
    Side effects: Nosebleeds; Vomit; Headache; Nausea; Withdrawal symptoms
  3. Irene G. Laubach says:
    4.0 rating

    Paroxetine for Mood swings

    I took 20mg of paroxetine every morning. Strong nausea and very shaky hands, even restless legs occurred thereby. These were the strongest and most lasting side effects while taking. Apart from that, there are also occasional nosebleeds, blurred vision, hardly any appetite, and on 1, 2 days something like hallucinations (the feeling that the ground would be rolling, things would turn and move even though they did not move). The treatment with paroxetine was stopped after 20 days because of the strong side effects.
    Side effects: Nosebleeds; Restless legs; Hallucinations; Blurred vision; Anorexia; Nausea