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Taking Suboxone, Effexor For Depression. Vibration In Brain. Cause?

Hi I take suboxone daily, Effexor for depression, and Xanax prn. I get the weirdest sensation in my brain before I fall asleep, like a small buzzing vibration that jolts me back to a full wake. It's been happening more frequently at bed time and I have experienced it a few times during the day while working, reading, ect. And idea what could be causing this? Thanks
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It can be a situation which is called tinnitus. It could be a side effect of effexor. However, it many cases it could be managed with dose regulation of this medication if it is related to it. I wish you a good health.
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Taking Suboxone, Effexor For Depression. Vibration In Brain. Cause?

It can be a situation which is called tinnitus. It could be a side effect of effexor. However, it many cases it could be managed with dose regulation of this medication if it is related to it. I wish you a good health.