Posted , 4 users are following.
i am worried what my psychiatrist is going to say tomorrow. my care worker will talk to my psychiatrist tomorrow. i have asked the question that if my prozac 40 mg hasnt worked after so many weeks or months then would it be ok to increase it to 50 mg? or is it a good idea to increase it to 50mg anyway? i am worried my carer will say no we cant give you an answer to any of these questions. i also asked a question about quetiapine being increased from 250 mg to 300 mg. im just rather wairy of tomorrows disapointment if nobody can answer my question on if i need to increase can i? i am wondering if these questions are normal or am i being obsessive.
0 likes, 4 replies
Beady glenn43471
Posted
CruiseLady Beady
Posted
I am a long-term taker of Fluoxetine, and yes, it was sometime before I realised it was Prozac. However, it turned out to be the med that suited me. The most noticeable side effects for me are "bizarre dreams", and sometimes feeling very lethargic even after a good night's rest. On the plus side it seems to keep me calm. Most of my anxiety has been caused by "outside influences" over which I have no control. Some of which have recently been removed, and what a difference THAT makes. Good Luck everyone.
Beady CruiseLady
Posted
Cookiemonster glenn43471
Posted
This is not me beingharsh or making fun. It's a coping strategy that works well for me. I have a deal with my brain that I don't think about things that are not my responsibility, and I certainly don't worry about them.
Join this discussion or start a new one?
New discussion Reply