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Does prozack and cymbalta cause weight gain?

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My mother in law and I eat very little and Ive gained 40lbs in 6 months I use to weigh 125 now I am 171 and gaining I walk 1 1/2 miles daily please help us!

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hydrocycut, less food, intake and walking

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March 14 7:06 PM (4 minutes and 27 seconds later)
         
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They both can cause weight loss. Some do gain though which isn't uncommon. But with you gaining as much as you plus with you walking and not eating much, you shouldn't have a weight gain like that. I would highly suggest in seeing your doctor for a full blood work up. It may be thyroid related. So do see your doctor for further evaluation.

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