What I believe

I believe Seroxat is defective and dangerous.

I believe that Glaxo has hidden clinical trial data that shows exactly how dangerous a drug it is.

I believe that something must be done to help people who suffer terrible problems with withdrawal, as they desperately try to stop taking Seroxat.

I believe that Seroxat is addictive.

I believe that Seroxat can cause anger, aggression and violence.

I believe that doctors have taken large sums of money from Glaxo to lie about the efficacy and safety of the drug.

I believe that GlaxoSmithKline puts profits before patients – their wealth before our health.

I took Seroxat for 9 years and it took me 22 months to withdraw from the drug little by little.

Believe me – I know what I’m talking about.

6 Responses to “What I believe”

  1. truthman30 Says:

    I agree , I was addicted to Seroxat, I became aggressive and suicidal because of the drug. I agree with all your statements.

    I suffered horror beyond words in withdrawal. Seroxat should have been banned a long time ago.

  2. Lynn Says:

    Thank you for keeping this blog going.
    Cold-turkey withdrawal from Xanax made me attack someone.

  3. Sharon Taranto Says:

    Thank god u are here and I have found this site, I am not going crazy after all, I am right, “Aropax” (as it is called in Australia) is an addiction and withdrawal nightmare. I have been on it for 10 yrs now and only had one experience of withdrawal back in 2003 when I went to the USA and left meds at home, ended up in hospital 4 days later an absolute wreck. I am on 60mg a day and have been recently told after an assessment that my depression levels are ‘off the page’, what the hell……have to get off but scared as hell

  4. truthman30 Says:

    Hi Sharon, you will need to Taper off Aropax for as long as needed , very slowly. You can do it, all the best :)

  5. chris mcmanus Says:

    hi guys,hope all is well. i too was on seroxat for around 5 years,and i did not realise how hard coming off this drug was going to be.. there were a a fuzzy head social phobia.

    when i actually decided to come off this medication,i just stopped. probably a bad mistake but i had severe vomiting for around a week and suicidal thoughts and also auditorial hallucinations(was hearing music)….thats not all…i started having phobias….”things that you coulkd not talk to anyone about”,… and i believe that seroxat was the cause of this!!!!

    im now taking clomipramine which is an older ssri,it does help me but it gives me low/high blood pressure….well anyway hope i can help someone who has tyrouble with seroxat??? fewq times where i had went without taking seroxat for 1 or 2 days and i had withdrawel symptons,which were like

  6. Nicky Says:

    Hi, I have only been taking seroxat for about 2 months, what I have found about it has frightened me and I am coming off it, do you think I will experience withdrawl after such a short period of time??


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