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not sure about anything at the moment today is day 2 for me so too early to feel any effects yet .but im unsure whether to continue with the course reading some of the comments .Does it get better ?
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I'm guessing you read my post earlier in the week and hoping you haven't been put off fluoxetine? I did have some bad effects from taking it but am feeling alot better now a complete change from 4 days ago!
Please remember not everyone has the same side effects the main one seems to be feeling sick, headaches & loss of appetite everyone reacts differently.
All I can say is see how you go & stick with it if it feels a bit rough!
Good Luck :D
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Do you feel exactly as you did 7 days ago?
What everyone must remember is that these little friendly pills aren't a miracle cure to the way we are all feeling.
They take time to work and by my experience and from reading other posts, can take a minimum of 3 weeks before the user starts to feel a bit of difference in a positive term. The Doctor advised that it may take 6-8 weeks before they're fully in the system.
As well as the pills, it has to be a state of mind the individual has and the wanting to be better, to be happy, to be more positive.
I am starting week 6 and apart from tiredness, everything has subsided. I'm calm, mellow, more laid back, not as anxious or as paranoid anymore and after loosing 9lbs in just over 2 weeks, my appetite has returned.
I personally feel that you shouldn't dictate your dosage, no-one apart from your doctor. Discuss your feelings with your Dr and perhaps ask to speak to a counsellor, someone non-biased.
Please, give these pills time. 7 days is still very early and they'll not be in your system yet. You must persevere as almost everyone posting to this site has, give it time and it will pay off.
Take care, keep as positive as you can and post your feelings on this site. We all help each other.
Ang.
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I think you can safely say it's the pills! :lol: I didn't loose my memory as such, I just became 'dithery' if you know what I mean. I forgot silly little things and what was I doing again etc etc. It took a while to calculate what on earth I was doing!
It does pass even though I'm noticeably slower in everything I'm doing, speaking, walking, actions etc. :oops: Probably good for the driving too as I'm a bit of a road rager and flee about all over the place! I'm just taking my time now which is kind of weird!
You'll be fine, it's all a rollercoaster with a nice big shiney light at the end of it. We'll just all dither together!!
Take care
Ang.