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Can anyone relate to this??

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jennifer32534
jennifer32534

I'm currently on increased dose of setraline of 150mg for 2days now I have being diagnosed with postnatal depression as I said in other post also have anxiety!

Although anxiety has lifted and side effects ate disappearing ,I still get this horrible feeling esp in morn I wake up early and feel horrible but improve as day goes on but do get these horiible bouts through my body??like it's letting me no depression is still ther??

Anyone experience this?

Should I stick with meds??

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  • Jashar2000
    Jashar2000 jennifer32534

    Posted

    Yes. I am experiencing it.
    • Jashar2000
      Jashar2000 jennifer32534

      Posted

      100mg for 18 yrs. Just increased to 150 4 wks ago. My mom passed away 6 months ago.
    • jennifer32534
      jennifer32534 Jashar2000

      Posted

      So sorry to hear of the passing of your mother

      I'm on 150 going in to my 4th week feel it gradually working but does take 6 to 8 weeks so don't give up☺just take each day as it comes honest keep thinking postive

    • Jashar2000
      Jashar2000 jennifer32534

      Posted

      Mornings are always bad for me. Rapid heart rate and anxious. Anticipation of my day maybe? I don't know. Then I start to feel depressed because I hate feeling this way. I hope you feel better soon.
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