Mirtazapine Withdrawal - Fatigue
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I am having significant fatigue, going into my 8th week since the last pill. I also have seasonal allergies and the pollen is bad right now. I am just wondering if fatigue (weak legs) has been a problem with others in this process. I haven't done much walking since this has been going on, as it has literally kicked my butt! Allergies make me feel bad in general, but this year is far worse than it ever has been, and I am wondering if the withdrawals are contributing.
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wizard36 david28533
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I am in my 6 week with out mirt, and my nose has been blocked really bad this weekend from pollen, never this bad before.
david28533 wizard36
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Karl_-_UK david28533
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Just a thought ( needless to say when a answer/solution isn't immediately forthcoming its sometimes wise to consider all possibilities).
Given the somewhat unarguable fact that our mind ...or rather our subconscious mind can and often does drive our thought processes ...and they in turn can manifest themselves physically (i.e. .."what we think/believe is, will be"...) - Is it possible that any continuing 'fatigue' you are experiencing is becoming more pronounced due to the issue of fatigue being on your mind?
Reason I say this is I struggled with lethargy and debilitating fatigue ...nothing seemed to help. But then when I was introduced to meditation as a therapy ...with a strong focus on visualising myself more active/able bodied ...it seemed my subconscious had been sort of reprogrammed into believing my lethargy/fatigue wasn't such of an issue as I had previously believed.
Saying...think a mole hill is a mountain ...and it'll be a mountain!
The well documented and proven Placebo Effect runs along similar lines...
Don't get me wrong ...you're clearly suffering and your fatigue is a genuine issue. But maybe ..just MAYBE some real positive thinking might help improve things a little.
Just my humble thoughts...and maybe not a real viable solution for you but I hope its been food for thought.
Wishing you respite from your fight ...Peace!
david28533 Karl_-_UK
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norma72045 david28533
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Well worth giving it some thought. I'm thinking of you David and I'm getting worn out,Praying for you my husband and everyone on this Forum.
So please all get well soon lol xx
david28533 norma72045
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Calmer david28533
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I can't comment on WD symptoms but just wanted to wish you well David; I've been following your story as I'm 'researching' ready for when I do it (after summer).
Is there not an antidote you might consider - 8 weeks seems a long time to be struggling (I understand you more or less went cold turky right?).
Chronic fatigue is a side effect of Mirt' as is breathlessness ~ I have to walk a lot (dog walking) and it really gets me breathless and my legs go weak .... sounds familiar.
In fact the actual withdrawal symptons are the same as the side effects ! I have found an interesting web site which might reassure you that others are/have been in the same boat as you
Remeron Withdrawal Duration: How long does it last? I'll message you ...
Very best wishes David, keep up the good work - don't think I'd have gone back on by now so well done for your stickability.
david28533 Calmer
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Fudgeybear1 david28533
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david28533 Fudgeybear1
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ann55375 david28533
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UnhappyPrince david28533
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Karl_-_UK UnhappyPrince
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Best wishes and much peace!
david28533 UnhappyPrince
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kathy56977 UnhappyPrince
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david28533 kathy56977
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Karl_-_UK david28533
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Hopefully she'll clarify when next logged in..
kathy56977 david28533
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Still thinking of you, though. The sun will shine on you again. Soon, I hope.