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Mirt WD - Bathroom Habits

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david28533
david28533

I hate to post this, but have some of you on mirt withdrawal having a change in bathroom habits? David

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  • Brandy964
    Brandy964 david28533

    Posted

    hi David,

    My bathroom habits have changed, found I can't be too far away from a toilet.

    Hope you're having a better day

  • norma72045
    norma72045 david28533

    Posted

    Hi David,I see your still Haveing it rough.

    Talk to Rose she comes from your part of the world theUS and she has gone to hell and back like you are WD from Mirt.  But I thought she may be of some help to you being as you both come under the same health services.    She is also a good success story of being Mirt free.

             Stick with it David your doing well we're all with you.

    • david28533
      david28533 norma72045

      Posted

      Norma, I copied this from another mirt wd site:

      The body can also become physically impaired due to mirtazapine withdrawal. Patients may have balance issues, vertigo, and dizziness. Some individuals experience changes in the ability to see or speak. It is also possible to have tremors or suffer from lack of coordination as a result of discontinuing use of the drug.

      Common physical discomforts that can arise as a result of mirtazapine withdrawal include flatulence, constipation, diarrhea, and indigestion. Patients can also experience symptoms similar to the flu. Stomach cramps, nausea, and migraine headaches are also possible.

    • Brandy964
      Brandy964 david28533

      Posted

      I'll be showing that information to my GP as I told him I had 80% of those symptoms in the information you kindly with shared with Norma,

      Thankyou David

  • matthew73559
    matthew73559 david28533

    Posted

    Yep I'm the same, I can't remember the last normal number 2 I had, seem to have the runs several times a day.

    I'm sure my upset stomach is from anxiety when I'm not anxious I go to toilet normal.

    Shame I suffer from anxiety most of the week lol.

    Im on week 2 of mirt withdrawal, hoping the lower doses will make me less anxious.

    My anxiety has peaked since I have been on 45 mg of mirt.

    Been on 45mg now for 10 months.

  • London_ridge
    London_ridge david28533

    Posted

    I had it all when it came to bathroom room currently can't go so im liking diarrhea more and more but yes WD can really change that part of your life. Pro biotics really helped and I was on zophran for six months I think I just got off last month so. You need to treat symptoms as they appear or I did less I go insane and want to be locked up, which happened all to often as well. So besides going crackers, my whole physical make up went into I have no idea how to crap mode. I took for granted all the things my body does for me and now I have to help it along, yet trying to stay away from pills as much as possible or im back to square one. Sheesh, this stuff stinks like BS from h e double hockey sticks. 
    • david28533
      david28533 London_ridge

      Posted

      I am in the "can't go" group right now. And that is new for me, and very uncomfortable. It almost seems like every health problem that you can have can pop up either during or after mirt wd. I wonder what the person looks like that invented the stuff. I agree with your closing. Take Care
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