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john15630
john15630

Does anyone find if they take their meds at a different time to normal that they feel groggy that day ?

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  • Clarkey118
    Clarkey118 john15630

    Posted

    I find that I just feel groggy in general on them. These come with a number of side effects that come and go. Don't worry about it! How long have you been on them?

  • debra34304
    debra34304 john15630

    Edited

    Hi John did u ever get that scary feeling straight through ure heart then woke you up 
    • john15630
      john15630 debra34304

      Posted

      Yeah I did early doors then woke up in a panic and sweating was horrible but has passed now x
    • debra34304
      debra34304 john15630

      Posted

      Hi John how long was you into ure medication when they finally stopped? Cus I’ve been bk on paroxatine now for the past 5wks. And still feeling really anxious and crap x
    • john15630
      john15630 debra34304

      Posted

      I have been on setraline for nearly 5 months now and took about 12 weeks on 50mg for the side effects and the anxiety to reduce . I can't advise on paroxatine but all meds take different times to start to work but 5 weeks is not long x

    • debra34304
      debra34304 john15630

      Posted

      Thanks John did you feel anxious, shaky and feeling detached liked u ad lost ureself and feeling detached from luv 1s. The side effects are awfull and scary. I can’t wait till these tablets start to kick in properly x
    • john15630
      john15630 debra34304

      Edited

      No they prescribed me propropanol and I took one and had a huge panic of all panic attacks so not touched one since . I don't have a problem with sleeping as I work long hours so am always buggered when I get home x

    • debra34304
      debra34304 john15630

      Posted

      Omg how cud you work when you were feeling that bad? Some days I can’t even get out of bed x
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