I normally am not a person who says dont try something when it comes to treatment options, however, my own experience and the multi billion dollar lawsuite against the pharma company who make cymbalta the only drug i will warn you to stay away from.
I was hospitalised 3 times from side effects. I have serious bladder issues now and have to use a Cather (occasionally) to go to the toilet.
I would google the medication and see how many people have died on this med and what the side effects are.... This is one that shouldnt be prescribed.

I was on Lexapro for years and a doctor took me off because I always had no energy. I was achy, couldn't think, no energy and major back pain. I went to my GP and she gave me Cymbalta. I started to feel better. Then I went to a rheumatologist and she increased it to 60 and added Lyrica. My depression and the achy feeling is so much better. I still have fatigue and brain fog.
Good Luck!

Hi Holly! Did you switch over to a different antidepressant after quitting the Cymbalta? I seriously feel nuts too!

Mostly it feels like I am reacting to things HUGELY disproportionately- for example, I'll misunderstand something small, and in an instant before I even really have time to process it, I'll be unable to breathe, panicking, and crying! It's a split second fip, that literally feels like you're flipping on the light switch to crazy! Is this something you experienced too?

You see your gp for your fibromyalgia? My gp used to handle my antidepressant but after my diagnosis i was strongly suggested to see a psychiatrist who has really helped find the right “combo”. Anxiety should not be shrugged off. It can make you feel so much worse and trigger your symptoms and flairs. Xxoo

Hi I have been on cymbalta for a year now my anxiety has increased quite a bit but when I tell my GP he shrugs it off doesn’t want me to take anything else