Will Cymbalta make me have bad withdrawal symptoms after only taking it two days?

You all should have been told or told to read the insert with your prescription. As with any medication there can potentially be side effects that are "normal" and to be expected (and all should be reported to the prescribing doctor):
https://www.drugs.com/sfx/cymbalta-side-effects.html
"Side effects have been reported to be generally mild and transient. They are most common during the first 2 weeks of treatment and decrease in intensity and frequency with continued treatment. They generally do not lead to treatment cessation."
To answer the question: No. Two days is not long enough to have built up a tolerance or to even have reached a therapeutic level.
No. Cymbalta is not a stimulant, it's an SNRI antidepressant/anxiolytic which affects the neurotransmitters serotonin and norepinephrine.

I was told by my nurse since it's such a low dose that you can stop it. But I will tell you one thing if you're having such anxiety Then you may possibly have bipolar disorder Cymbalta has a tendency of spiking Mania. It's good if you changed it hopefully you got off of that stuff

This is an old post, but I'll respond for future readers. I tried Cymbalta for four days and just the beginning side effects I had scared me. In my case, it did both make me feel "speedy" at times and my heart felt like it was skipping beats in my throat. I didn't take it after day four. I am two days after stopping and feel perfectly fine. It may still be in my system, but I don't think so. I'm not feeling any differently than I did before I took it. I was going to try it for my pain.

If you have only been taking this a few days then it wont cause you any problems stopping it. You havent been on it long enough to get any withdrawal effects. I couldnt take the stuff either. It made me feel really weird and I had a hard time sleeping. It does feel sort of like a stimulant but it is not. It is a selective serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SSNRI) which is a type of antidepressant. I had to stop it because I started swelling up in my hands, feet and face.

Hello MusicRockz15. No. You'll be fine. Regards pledge

It could possibly, it's a very potent med. While you're getting accustomed to it (which you're not since you stopped) it could feel like a stimulant, but that feeling doesn't last. This med needs about 3-weeks to really settle in. Hope this helps.