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Missamo
Missamo

Ive been on ven 75mg for almost a year now. As soon as I upped from 35 to 75, all my anxiety symptoms were gone. I've not had one symptom in almost a year now. Then, today, our of nowhere, they're back full force. No reason, nothing has happened. I just woke up this way. I'm really hoping that this isn't the beginning of another battle. Anyone else had a similar experience?

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  • jadeewins86
    jadeewins86 Missamo

    Posted

    I have no advice but I do have a question - do u take urs in the morning or at night time? 
    • Missamo
      Missamo jadeewins86

      Posted

      I get a later start to the day than most people, so around 10 or 11 AM.
  • john059
    john059 Missamo

    Posted

    Hi Missamo. It might be just what they call a blip. Just have to try and rde it out. I’m not sure what causes that but hang in there and maybe speak to youre doc or a pharmacists. 
    • Missamo
      Missamo john059

      Posted

      Thanks John. Hoping so. I feel much better this evening. Last year was such hell, I'd really hate to start that crap again.

    • john059
      john059 Missamo

      Posted

      Hope it is for you as well Miss. just keep on telling urself all is and will be good. Take a long walk or something. Execise is very good for when ur going through this!!!!!  Enjoy your day. 
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