Champix and depression
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3rd time quitting using champix, im 30 been smoking since i was 17 everyday 30 a day have had massive addiction problems in past alch/prescribed meds long time suffered from depression/anxiety but was ok before using champix, only thing i had was a couple beers here and there max 12 in a week.
I stopped taking all medications(fluotixtine/zopiclone) 4 months ago or longer and felt good without them.
Starting taking champix a month ago now which is working i stopped day 10 as smoking was causing me to almost throw up. Also haven't felt so unhappy with life and everything in a very longtime i have just had my 3rd daughter shes 4 months old now and i know its only temporary this unhappiness but im going to end up losing her and my partner she just doesn't understand what im going through.
Im just angry all the time and its like i get to an even level and im a baloon it just takes one little prick and bang im raging and dont want to be around anyone as its unfair me sucking any positive right out with my negitive emotions its making me want to stop taking champix.
Ive already started taking just half mg morning and night and are wanting to stop completely but feel withdrawl from them even though they make me so sick. i attempted to drink a few beers the other night as i have major issues sleeping but ended up waking up 3 hours later vomiting my gut out. The doctor prescibed me quetiapine(seroquel) to hlp also
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i stopped smoking with champix almost two years ago. I had to halve the dose about 4 weeks into the course due to nausea and headaches. I think I carried on until about week 10 but then kept forgetting to take them and stopped. Took a little willpower and a lot of avoiding temptation to stay off them. But I just kept saying to myself..Im a non smoker, so I dont smoke any more....and Why was I paying good money to poison myself?Congratulations on your beautiful daughter. You have to give yourself a huge pat on the back, youve stopped for your partner and daughter, youve conquered your other addictions, so it shows you are a strong man. Try to focus on the positives, speak to your gp about coming off the tabs if they are causing you distress, or cut down on the dosage again. I know it sounds really naff, but think about self help books, get onto internet forums about managing your emotions...doubtless there are thousands of others out there can help you, or at least you can have a good moan to them. Fight for what youve got, not literally though! Keep us posted and good luck. X
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