sillyville replied: "I was on cymbalta for over a year. i am dying to see what happens now that i'm off it for 2 months. my hair is horrible. it was never thick, but the kind of thin hair that always looked good. I even looked at old photos, and it was shiny and i would get compliments. i have had people ask me what happened. I thought it was because i color it (which i've been doing for 30 years) so I stopped doing that. i thought it was the blow drting, so i stopped that as well. it's just thin and fried looking. and yes, i know it was my medication. no other reason that i could think of."

auzzie_hb replied: "The most common side effects of Cymbalta included: Nausea -- occurring in up to 30 percent of people Drowsiness -- in up to 21 percent Headaches -- in up to 20 percent Dry mouth -- in up to 18 percent Dizziness -- in up to 17 percent Insomnia -- in up to 16 percent Constipation -- in up to 15 percent Fatigue -- in up to 15 percent Diarrhea -- in up to 13 percent Loss of appetite -- in up to 11 percent Sore throat or runny nose -- in up to 9 percent Weakness -- in up to 8 percent Sweating -- in up to 8 percent Vomiting -- in up to 8 percent A decreased sex drive (libido) -- in up to 7 percent Upper respiratory tract infection (such as the common cold) -- in up to 7 percent Coughing -- in up to 6 percent. Other common Cymbalta side effects (occurring in 2 to 5 percent of people) included: Shakiness (tremors) Frequent urination Muscle pain Sexual side effects, including ejaculation problems, a decreased sex drive (libido), erectile dysfunction (ED or impotence), and orgasm problems (see Sexual Side Effects of Cymbalta) Blurred vision Anxiety or agitation Weight loss (see Cymbalta and Weight Loss) or weight gain (see Cymbalta and Weight Gain) Hot flashes Yawning Abdominal pain (or stomach pain) Vertigo (a spinning sensation) Gas Chills Indigestion or heartburn Seasonal allergies Muscle spasms Taste changes Abnormal dreams Cough. Suicidal thoughts or behavior Anxiety, agitation, or panic attacks Hostility or aggressiveness Engaging in unusual or dangerous activities Restlessness or inability to sit still Extreme elation or feelings of happiness that may switch back and forth with a depressed or sad mood Other unusual changes in behavior"