so many posts slating Mirtazapine!
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There's so many posts complaining about the side effects of Mirtzapine isit actually worth taking? I've just been subscribed it but what's the point if it makes you feel worse
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Doglover83
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3sillykidsnadog
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ella24789
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control it and my weight has stayed the same. I agree everyone is different but all you can do is try them an
see how they effect you. remember you can always come off them if they don't work for you.
all the best ella x
shalom61694 ella24789
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norman42567
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ella24789
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All the best ella
patricia85842
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ella24789
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the hunger got me but being bulimic in the past I didn't give in to the hunger and I still only ate 3 main meals a day with two snacks, my weight has stayed the same. I have been on them six weeks nearly and I am
now having no side effects, the hunger is not there but my my mood and depression is so much better, I
now talk to my family daily where as before I wouldn't talk or would want to be left alone .My sleep is also
better, not great but so much better .than it was. I agree the small side effects are a small price to pay for
the feeling of happiness and less anxiety.
God Luck to you all
Ella
paul10586
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I've been taking them now for 2 days and just feel extremely tired & lethargic, I'm thinking about coming off them I only have very mild depression I can still eat, play sports and social with friends.
Fair enough I've lost a bit of weight and my sleeps not the best but I have no idea what these tablets are going to do to me I just feel spaced out. I feel that anti-depressants are not the way for me and they aren't addressing the route problem there just making me feel zombie like.
I did have a few chronic headaches a couple of days ago but I think that was down to the antibiotics I was taken, I just feel like I'm drugging myself for the sake of it.
Vickycam
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paul10586
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Your probably in the same position as me then. My anxiety started out due to a health scare that was nothing really in the end but now I have these thoughts about life & death or my health and very analytical thoughts about humans and we no more merely than mammals.
a few months into my anxiety or depression I had excess stomach acid and found out I had h pylori which ive taken the antibiotics for but they gave me extreme headaches! anyway my main symptom now is I just worry that everything I've gone through I've just gone completely crazy and nothing comes naturally anymore but I can still do alot of things i.e. get out of bed, gym etc
I'm just abit worried about anti-depressants because are they really the solution to the problem, I dont think so!
sunset17
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I agree with what 'Doglover83' has said, you will find that the majority of people make posts when they have concerns or problems that they need advice with. It is unlikely that someone is going to make a post to say that everything is going well.
Only you can know if you think antidepressants will help you and if you think you need them. Maybe if you think you can cope without them, try other treatments instead first such as counselling and self-help stuff, I do think that some GP's can sometimes be too quick to offer medication. If you still find yourself struggling or things become worse you can always go back to your GP again then and say you think you want to give antidepressants a try.
kitty32
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They work for me. I think more people want to share negative experiences than positive, maybe they want to warn people. As has been said before try them and see how you get on.
Vickycam
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why the MD cut the dosage to 7.5 mg. taken at night. My depression is mild - mostly sadness.
sunset17
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I am taking 30mg mirtazapine, have done for about to months now, and have been on the same dose the whole time. I discuss monthly how things are going with a cmht nurse, the only issue really i have been.having with mirtazapine is feeling very tired during the day. She has suggested that it might be helpful to lower my dose to reduce the tiredness but then i worry that the dose won't be high enough to keep away the depression and anxiety. It was great at first being able to sleep so much after not sleeping for such a long time, my gp said the tiredness should go as i get used to the mirtazapine but after 8 weeks i'm still sleeping around 12 houra almost every night. I don't know whether to talk to my gp about reducing my dose, encase it's not enough to keep my mood up.