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Lexapro is an anti-depressant that works by correcting the amount of serotonin in the brain to bring the levels back to normal. The serotonin levels affect the mood of the person and if unbalanced can cause severe depression. Below we will answer some frequently asked questions about Lexapro.

Who should not take Lexapro?

- You should not take Lexapro if you are allergic to any of the ingredients in the medication.

- If you are taking Citalopram then you should not be taking Lexapro.

- If you are taking a Fenfluramine derivative then you should not take Lexapro

- If you are pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant in the near future then you should not be taking Lexapro.

- If you are breast feeding then you should not be taking Lexapro. Drugs can be passed in the breast milk to your baby and this could be harmful to them.

Always tell your doctor about any medications that he/she do not know about before they prescribe Lexapro. Some medications combined with Lexapro could either increase or decrease its effect.

When should I stop taking Lexapro?

The amount of time that you are taking Lexapro should be up to your physician. Everybody will have different results with the drug and the time frame that you need to be taking it will differ from person to person. Do not stop taking Lexapro without consulting your doctor first. Some people decide that they are feeling better and stop taking their medications. This is a mistake. You need to make all decisions with your doctor even if you feel better. It is best to slowly stop taking Lexapro. Your doctor may want to decrease your dosage for a couple of weeks so that your body becomes accustomed to being without the drug.