3 weeks on mitrazapine and geting worse side effects that i had to stop taking it

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hi i was on 15 mg mitrazapine for almost 2 weeks and thn went up to 30 mg and after few days i started feeling realy angry and irritated evn at smallest things my doc told to drop dose down to 15 for a week n see how i feel i droped my dose down to 15 and anger got less but started feeling sad n low n fearfull thn he told me to stop completly and switch to fluxotine aftrr few days. now that im off mitrazapine for 3 days ive been feeling realy anxious sad n low and fear full. im working fine i workout everyday but i feel sad most of my day what do i do? is this the side effects? whts hapening with me i dont understand. any one felt like this before? i feel sad low anxious n fearfull is this the side effects of stoping mitrazapine after 3 weeks? someone pls help

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    i experienced the exact same. i was on it for a few weeks and it made me really irritable and irrationally angry at the smallest things, it also made me hallucinate which was not fun. the side effects lasted a few weeks after i came off the medication but after that, i was back to normal-ish. i started sertraline instead which worked really well for me and I've been on it for almost 2 years now 😃

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    Did you quit cold turkey? Just wondering because I’m taking 7.5 mg for 7 1/2 weeks I want to stop. I’m miserable.

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