Mirtazapine up for review
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Hi,
Recently had a discussion with my doc and he would like to take it off me, however I strongly protest as I have tried this in the past and everything just falls apart with out it. Can it be taken off even if I disagree also if anyone else has gone through this how have they handled it ?
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valerie01412 Joeblogs95
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Calmer Joeblogs95
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Sorry for your suffering. I don't know if a doctor can refuse to keep prescribing, maybe ring and ask the receptionist or practice manager?? Just a thought.
When you say "I've tried this in the past and everything falls apart" what do you mean, it's not very clear. Are you saying your symptoms come back? If so what method did you use to come off Mirt?
Wishing you well.
betsy0603 Joeblogs95
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I wish you peace regardless of what you choose to do :-)
Calmer betsy0603
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Maybe we scared Joe off, shame as it sounds like we could have helped him.
It's really great to hear others story of wd, and I'm so pleased to see someone promoting the 10% method also.
I'm sorry you are experiencing wd effects with this though, at least you are prepared, hopefully it will pass within a day or two. I've just started my own WD having spent a long time looking into it, I am going extremely slow as I'm either a coward or a wise owl!! Not sure which lol. I managed to get the Mirt liquid, but not every doctor is willing to prescribe it as it's much more expensive. Other than that I would have tried the soluble tablets as you can go even slower especially when you get down to the 7.5 stage.
I hope you feel relief of the wd sooner rather than later.
Wishing you well.