Why does increasing my dose of Nexito cause pain in my back, ribs, left arm, and fingers that goes away when the dose is lowered, and is it safe to continue taking it while ignoring this pain?
When you increase your dose of Nexito (escitalopram), it can temporarily cause increased muscle tension, anxiety, or altered nerve sensitivity, which might explain the pain in your back, ribs, left arm, and fingers. Since this pain resolves when the dose is lowered, it is highly likely linked to the medication adjustment. However, because left-sided chest and arm pain can mimic other conditions, it is not safe to ignore. Please consult your prescribing doctor before making any further dose changes.
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Why does increasing my dose of Nexito cause pain in my back, ribs, left arm, and fingers that goes away when the dose is lowered, and is it safe to continue taking it while ignoring this pain?