What are the most common side effects of Paxil?
For the most part, the side effects of Paxil are mild and brief. The major side effect of Paxil is nausea, which can be reduced by taking Paxil with food. Side effects may include drowsiness, asthenia (lack of physical strength) tremors, nervousness, dizziness, insomnia, sweating, ejaculatory delay, and other male genital dysfunction. There may be a slight weight loss associated with Paxil. Only a small percentage of people have had to discontinue their use of Paxil because of side effects. Women who become pregnant or who are nursing an infant should discuss with their doctors the effects of Paxil. People with kidney or liver dysfunction should use Paxil with caution. How soon will I feel better? Most people will notice improvements within a week or two, but it may take up to six weeks for the full therapeutic effect to be realized. Depressed mood, concentration problems, and slowed activity improve in the first week, sleep disturbances within the second week. How long should I stay o
