Matazapine withdrawal

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okay , i was on 15mgs for 9 months missed a night had a panic attack . took it slept was fine took it 2 further nights and was fine . got a chest infection and was put on 8 steroids which sent me into a crazy cycle of anxiety panic attacks etc. now the doc has decided to cold turkey me off the mat just after increasing the dose to 30 mg , does anyone else get a racing heart and insomnia with the withdrawal?

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    yes racing heart and insomnia for 4 months durung withdrawels but it went away back to normal hang in there

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      thank you do much , i really need to hear that the insomnia will go away - theres a lot of people saying it takes years which has been worrying me more x

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    i just wanted to tell you about my experience with steriods. A little over 4 years ago, I woke up at 2am with vertigo. i really thought i was dying. Rushed to ER and given meclizine and predisone. 3 days later I was back in the ER with my first panic! That started my journey through hell and back. I will never touch steriods again. I think people like us can get triggered by them. I have spent the last 4 years on Mirt, Lexapro, and Klonopin. I tapered off the Mirt and Klonopin and feel so much better now. I think you should NOT cold turkey Mirt. I started my taper in January and just completed it in October. I am thinking of you and praying for you! I wouuld not wish thia on anyone and I am here for you!

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    okay had a horrific night , the phone doc during the night told me to go take a 15 mg of mat and 2 of diazapram took half of a Mat felt slightly better . but i was to go to th toilet for a pee every 20 mins anyone else had the toilet issue ?

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