SNRI's adverse effects

<p>When taking cymbalta noticed flashes head rushes spins brain zapps from taking cymbalta. Maybe cymbalta cofactor onset and or maybe stopping it? Same head rushes when</p>

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Then read from: 'Light on ME/CFS III: A Different Herpes Virus for CFS? – Varicella-Zoster, Shingles and ME/CFS' http://phoenixrising.me/archives/5806</p>

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Ubiquitous receptor causes the blood vessels to constrict in order to keep blood from pooling in our legs when we stand. The expression of that gene plummeted in the ME/CFS subgroup. That suggested that when those ME/CFS patients most needed their blood vessels to constrict in order to pound more blood into their muscles, the gene that did that pooped out. Not surprisingly, 70% of the people with this gene expression signature have orthostatic intolerance. https://www.healthrising.org/blog/2017/02/23/genes-mitochondria-autoimmunity-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-alan-light-talk/</p>