Memory loss and fatigue with Mirtazapine and Sertraline, does anybody else get this?

Posted 5 years ago, 3 users are following.

India123

Hi, Ive been taking Mirtazapine 30mg and Propanolol 40mg for years, I recently changed to Sertraline 20mg instead of propanolol while still talking my mertazpine 6 weeks ago because I got diagnosed with reyanuds disease. Over the past year Ive noticed a huge decline in my memory and its a bit muggy. My eyesight reaction can be a little slow too, and take a split second to readjust, while sometimes its just ever so slightly blurry.

I was wondering if anyone else has these symptoms? And if after all this time, if they are the cause I should try to come off them

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toria_07298 India123

Posted 5 years ago

mirt is terrible for eyesight, ive come off it 3 times xx
- India123 toria_07298
  
  Posted 5 years ago
  
  How long have you been taking them?
- toria_07298 India123
  
  Posted 5 years ago
  
  4 years, 3 years then 10 days, my eyesight returned to normal once off xx
- India123 toria_07298
  
  Posted 4 years ago
  
  Did you get unfocused vision? x
- toria_07298 India123
  
  Posted 4 years ago
  
  yes x
carl67287 India123

Posted 5 years ago

do you get any other symptoms ?? knumb hands at night ? reflux ?
- India123 carl67287
  
  Posted 5 years ago
  
  We;; like I said, got diagnosed with reyauds and that does cause cold/ feet
India123

Posted 5 years ago

Like said, got diagnosed with reynards so me fingers and feet and usually cold
- toria_07298 India123
  
  Posted 5 years ago
  
  propranolol makes your hands and feet cold its a side effect xx
- India123 toria_07298
  
  Posted 5 years ago
  
  I know, hence why I stopped taking them and started sertraline for my anxiety xx

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