Mirtazapine and side effects
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Hi Guys,
Same comments about the side effects of Mirt. I have been taking it @ 30mg for 7 weeks following a "can't cope with things anymore" period and because sertaline did not kick in after a month. I was also not sleeping well .
have been having sore legs, elbows and back lately especially in the morning. Plus I feel really groggy in the morning and it takes me I told my GP about this but he didn't think there was a link with Mirt. I've reduced it to half tablet a night and things are better although I'm still groggy am.
As to the munchies it's true and I try not to snack. I am slim just now but I know I'm eating more. Planning to go off it and just take propanolol for anxiety. The idea of putting on weight stresses me out after all the effort doing exercise.
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sharon12462 Saz68
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I'd rather take a half zoplicone to sleep which is the only good thing about Mirtz. Reading all the thread I think best to stop now then get hooked to a poisonous drug. All the best to you!
sharon12462 Saz68
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pixie22 Saz68
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sem2175 Saz68
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The weight gain and excruciating hip pain were making me so miserable that it negated the initial benefits of mirtazapine and made me think it was worth the risk of stopping cold turkey after five months of 30mg. Hip pain went within 24 hours and I've lost 2stone in 7 weeks since stopping. By all accounts I've been lucky, I had a few days of horrible anxiety after being drunk a month after and currently have had abdo pains for the last two days (but that is very possibly unrelated, just aware others have had that on withdrawal) but I'll take that over how rotten I felt on it laterally.