6 months in and I've hit a brick wall :(
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Hey
So it's been 6 rough months since I started Cit. First 10mg for 4 months and now 20mg for 2mths so far..
I was feeling good up until last week...I'm tired all day,hands starting to get sweaty again,I've the shakes and feel like crying among other symptoms..
I have to get bloods test done to see if my thyroid is over active or to see if I have enough iron
Why is this happening to me just a I thought I was doing fine? Everyday seems to be a struggle
Has this happened to any long term users?
Thanks
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cmar32 cheryl52711
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katecogs cheryl52711
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Youve been on 20mg for only 2 months - I found with each dose increase I had to go through side effects and the time scale of being up and down each time. You'll see that this is just a normal blip and it'll ease soon.
Expect these blips, but remember they're only temporary. They'll eventually stop altogether.
K x
David_21660 cheryl52711
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It's totally YUK! ain't it! Horrible not knowing what is happening to you.
Same has happened to me over the past four months with all the ups and DOWNS! I recently upped to 40mg and got over the usual upping side effects to a place where things were finally (for me, not everyone has to go this high, lucky bergers!) started levelling out, until, last weekend. I ran out of cita and basicallly missed two days until Monday when I got my repeat sorted. It was my own fault, I started feeling good for the first time the downs were almost gone and DUH! went and forgot to get the repeat in on time.
This morning is the first time I have managed to get back on here because I have felt like total cr*p!
I said to someone here earlier, I do feel I am reaching the summit and am being posi+ive about getting better.
Good luck, keep at it and I'm sure you be feeling better soon.
Regards,
David
cheryl52711
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Thanks for the advise
I was getting really freaked out because of it...
I just hope it goes away soon and I can get back on track to feeling myself.. I do hope that my mind will stop racing that's very frustrating and i dunno why
Is citalopram ment to stop the mimd racing iswell?
David_21660 cheryl52711
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Cita does a lot of things and exaggerates certain symptoms, which I feel, speaking personally, I was not suffering from or needed to experience them. However, I am a glad they are basically (hopefully) over and I guess that is the way it goes.
Regarding all those thoughts, one off or multiple, all I can suggest is accept (takes a bit of doing), don't dwell on em and then let em go!
I have got to grip with the racing and used it to help me return to art.
All in all, I'll take all this, because I am determined to get better!
David