Please, when sending queries about medications, include the generic name of
the drug in question.  Brand names vary from country to country and are
often unrecognizable to those of us in other places, while the generic name
will usually let us know if the drug is something in common use.  The brand
name Celexa, for example, resembles very closely the brand name of a drug
widely used where I live, to treat simple urinary tract infections.  I
gathered from the post that this is not what Celexa is.  Someone responded
with the generic name, which gave me a better idea of what it is, since we
have it here too, though under the brand name Cipramil, which might look to
a N. American like a new brand of breastmilk substitute.
See what I mean?
Rachel Myr
Norway

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