Hey guys doc diagnosed me with depression which really change my life

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I never thought I had depression...I was very happy girl and this mental things is out my control..I’m trying cope with every and I’ve been taking Seroxat 25mg for 1 years...I want to stop it by reduce 1 tablets a day because I been taking it twice a day which is mornings and night it’s was bad...but I hope I can stop soon

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    I would not try to self wean without the advice of your GP.  Go back and see them and see if they think it is a good idea and that you are well enough to be able to come off it.
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    Ya actually its a good decision, you have taken to reduce using tablets. by slowing it will cures you.
    • Posted

      Then why were they prescribed in the first place if she didn't need them?  Are you a Doctor in Mental Health?  I doubt whether they would have given them out if she was better off without them....

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      Steph...doc diagnosed me with depression but what’ve I learned is no doc told me to overcome my depression they only prescribed me with pills psychiatric didn’t help...now I see this lady psychologist and she is really good plus I opened up now to my sister about what I’ve been dealing and i feel so much relief...i am reducing 1 tablets a day now 😊...wish me luck

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      That is great news but only reduce under the supervision of your Doctor as some tablets make you worse if you stop taking them without weaning.  Good luck
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      Thank u step...my body is reacting like the symptoms...but i am handling it well..just don’t want get on this Seroxat all my life..
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    Hi, im not on the same medication as you but i have been on and off medication over the years of having depression. When I've felt ready i have always spoke to my gp first (everytime they have encouraged me to post pone weaning but i know when im ready and so far it has always been the right decision) but they then advised a reasonable reduction rate as well as fortnightly appointments to keep an eye on how i was going with it. As long as its done with your GPs help and advice i think its a really good sign and i wish you all the best.

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