Can be the SSRI curing effect permanent, forever?

assuming your med works for you ( sometimes it doesnt) and keeps on working then yes, the cure can be permanent

I would think of taking it for 2 years, then stopping to see what happens, sometimes the old problems return, sometimes not, if they do return then the old med usually but not always works again, this is referred to taking it the second time around, by some docs

In my case I took cipramil, a med of the same type for about 2 years, quit as an experiment and the old anxiety problems didnt return

some are so happy to find an antidepressant that helps them that they want to stay on it the rest of their lives

I wouldnt be chosing paroxetine, look up its problems on the net

I am new to this forum but thought I would add my experiences here to this topic.  I was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome many years ago and had an awful time with it.  I tried everything.  I gave up dairy, meat, added fat, etcetera, exercise.  Nothing worked.  Several years later I was diagnosed with depression/anxiety and given Celexa.  This helped the bowel problem immensely.  Seratonin is shed from the bowel, so problems with the bowel and low serotonin levels can be connected.  I have not had a problem with my bowel for 15 years now.  You may want to try the SSRI you have been given for the anxiety just to see if it will help the bowel problem as well.  I know that always having to have a bathroom within a certain time frame was very stressful for me, especially using public transit, and probably contributed to my anxiety problem, as well.