Scared and anxious
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hi i am DEBBIE and was on 40mg of citlapram which pooped out due to a panic attack when pregnant . my doctor wanted to keep me on them but finally agreed that i would wean down to 30mg then 20mg then start SETRAline i am petrified to start . i am also in the middle of therapy so dont want to atart a new Ad in the middle ... tired and fed up of feeling like this and feel i am the only one
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Sydal deblou45
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stick at it. you are not alone. take each days as it comes and the next day will surely follow.
Potatoghost deblou45
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hey again deblou. decreasing dose will make you feel better temporarily but will effect you eventually
the problem is with therapy, it's really good but you have to be in the right frame of mind for it to work more successfully
I will be honest with you. switching to sertraline has been very difficult. and it still is. I would rather be honest and by no means want to worry you but it will pass and it will get better when the dose kicks in.
dont suffer anymore now the citalopram has pooped out. because you will have to change eventually right? the most important thing is you get better so what ever you chose to do we will all support you.
its gonna be tough but you need to get better x
deblou45
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thanks guys will speak to therapist and go grom there i have been told i have an eating diaorder which i didbnt think i did so working at that ... anxiety sucks
Grounded deblou45
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I took zoloft when I was pregnant with my last son and it seemed to do really well and he was born perfectly healthy if that helps at all. But I do know how it is to have anxiety attacks when pregnant, I had them all the time with my second son, and at that time I wasn't on anything, it was rough,
james5166 deblou45
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hi I was on sertraline 25mg then up to 50 . started to feel slighty better and was upped too 100 (tofast) but just over a year on feel like the person I was when I was young. now 53 . my confidence has returned and a more coherent train of thought . So persevere through the anxiety and give it a good go . Jim