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Mirtazapine

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devlinswench
devlinswench

been on several different anti depresants over past 15 to 20 yrs including fluoxetine (Prozac), citalopram (Celexa) venlafaxine (Effexor) and duloxetine (Cymbalta). Taking Mirtazapine at moment all have had diferent side effects for me incuding bad dreams weepy sessions zombie states i try to stay on them its just a matter of finding the right one without them i cant cope with day to day lie just end up quivering reck on bathroom floor crying for reasons i dont know i have tried loads of different no pill solutions the only thing i have found to work is to stay away from lifes blood suckers and drainers i i like to call them and talk about it when you feel down do things that make you feel good swimming reading do a college course nothing to hard to stressfull

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  • philip_h_morris
    philip_h_morris

    Posted

    Just started a few days ago. It's Hell. tears for no reason; really bad deams; surreal incident with some couple outside having violent argument; wake up screaming; etc. Is this normal or should I tell my gp that the Crisis Team doctor has got it wrong? Px

  • devlinswench
    devlinswench

    Posted

    Stick with it hun but still ur dr I still get the odd day were all I wanna do is cry I still get the odd bad dream wake up crying or screaming it helps to talk I will be here if ya need sounding board hun depression a. Nasty little sod one min ya high on life. Next min ya wanna end all or ya in a ball sobbing here if ya need chat
  • philip_h_morris
    philip_h_morris

    Posted

    Thank you so much for your support. Think I am through the worst of it now. But there are pretty tough side-effects. Haven't cried today though. Thanks again.
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