Eyes, mouth and tongue problems
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Hi dear all.
I have been on Mirtazapine since February. Currently I have been on 7.5mg for almost 6 weeks. Past few weeks I struggle with burning/dry feeling eyes and sore tongue and mouth. Is this really what i could expect from Mirtazapine withdrawal? Or could it be anything else? Thank you for any reply!
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neogenx
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evergreen neogenx
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neogenx evergreen
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evergreen neogenx
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neogenx evergreen
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betsy0603 evergreen
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I have had dry eye and numb lips/tongue in WD from mirt. Also, burning skin sensations and diarrhea.
karin03989 neogenx
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I do not know if it caused by wd but since i am on Mirt i have often a strange taste in my mouth, not all the time and not metallic or so but more a dirty taste.
I hope you get more reply.
neogenx karin03989
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Ness88 neogenx
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I hope today is feeling a little better.I've been tapering over the last few months and came off a week and a half ago. At every drop I had problems both with my eyes and mouth. With the eyes, I had eye itching, pressure and dryness. With my mouth, I had soreness, burning, itching, tingling and numbness inside my mouth, my toungue and lips. I had a chat with my doctor and he hadn't really heard about it but said that a lot of things could be going on as my body tried to adjust. At the most they lasted a few days, went away for a couple of days, came back again for another couple of days then stopped.
I hope that can offer a little reassurance but also chat with your doctor about it, it might just help ease your mind a little.
neogenx Ness88
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Ness88 neogenx
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I was on 45mg for about 6 years and on other meds for years before that. I tapered 45-30mg for a month. 30-15 for a month. 15-7.5mg for 2 weeks. I came off completely 9 days ago. Going to zero has been the easiest drop weirdly and I've had pretty much every wd symptom possibly over the last few months! I feel on the whole ok with a few minor issues but they're manageable. Anxiety is really high but it was before I started all this so for now just trying to deal with it.
It does get easier. One of the most helpful things I've found is reminding myself that this is wd and as horrible as it can be, it's temporary. It will end!
If you need any words then I'm around 😊
neogenx Ness88
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Well, actually I need to keep going to work, I have 9months old son and wife and I need to ensure the income. Are the WDs bearable to the point I can still work? Sorry for english as I am not native speaker.
Ness88 neogenx
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Your English is absolutely fine.
neogenx Ness88
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Since I am experiencing a little worse WDs today I will try to stay on 7.5mg another week or two and will see. Than I have everything ready to taper more slowly (pill crusher, syringe, etc...). I would really like to be med-free ... Anyway I am still on 10mg of Lexapro (Cipralex here in Czech republic). It will be another challenge
Ness88 neogenx
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Go at your own pace. I mostly felt stabilised in terms of symptoms for a few days before I took the next drop. I understand the desire to be med free and you'll get there. One thing at a time.