Desperate for help

No Suzy I haven't had the problem thank goodness,  but, First thing is to drink plenty of fluids to keep you hydrated.

I would go back to your GP for a second oppinion or A&E they should help you.  

Perhaps you should see a counsellor to help find out why you have this problem.

The cilotropram should have worked for you by now Suzy if it is going too.

You will eat again when you are feeling better.

Love and best wishes Patx

It's generally normal to start out at this dose and takes time. Give the medication time to work, It generally takes 2 weeks. It's a blood level type of medication . Then dr ck up next appt . If ok the dose can be adjusted to a higher dose to accommodate your level of anxiety.

its good your getting treatment for this and important to continue with your meds. 

This will pass .

Anxiety is a progressive cumulative of fears, worries or sometimes the more we worry the worse the symptoms become.

I found that talk therapy has really helps. If you have a therapist call and ask to speak itch a dr or therapist about ur current feelings. Might need to see the dr again if necessary. 

 Hope you can get thru this just take it one day at a time. Try to stay busy and take care.

 

You have worked your way into some kind of frozen state of anxiety. It does wear off can last a while. Hoprfully the medication you started will help with it. You can use nutritional shakes to help get through this so at least your body gets nutrition. It will wear off hang in there.

Ask the pharmacist about nutrition drinks . try eating your food at room temperature. Make thicker and thicker drinks. Stir in a donut or oatmeal cookie or just oatmeal

A lady that lives down the street from me had the swallowing anxiety. Her mother did as well. She's on an antidepressant and Xanax. It has helped her a lot along with psychotherapy.