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Hi all, I woke up in the middle of the night with a really weird feeling in my head. It felt as if the top of my head had come off, my brain was exposed, it felt as if it was going to explode, difficult to describe. It felt as if it couldn't fit in my head. Eventually got back to sleep. Now I feel very tired and head feels very fuzzy . Is this still side effects of cit. Been on 40mg for 5 weeks, 20 before that for 8. Thanks.
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Rocky-India tina89895
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which salt?
Kay77558 tina89895
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onlineherbalpil tina89895
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katecogs onlineherbalpil
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Depression is an illness and often people try and cope with it before succumbing to medication. Many people cannot recover without medication and spend years suffering.
Without SSRI's I wouldn't have recovered - I suffered for about 10 years beforehand with every treatment tried, along with mental and physical exercise, dietary changes .... the lot. It brought me to my knees many times, and I lost many years of my life. Citralopram helped me recover and I've been well and back to normal for 15 years now, and have been able to enjoy my life to the full ever since.
SSRI's aren't for everyone of course, but for the majority of people they are. Side effects are horrendous at first, but after much perseverance, patience and lots of time, this medicine will work.
Taking this medication for 15 years at the same dose has never resulted with me depending on it, and I was medically assured I could take this for life by many professionals. The years I've spent taking this has given me much knowledge about it.
Seeing my young son go through a breakdown this year and the heartbreaking scenes I and our family witnessed of him, will stay with me a long time. After he started SSRI's I'm so grateful and joyous to see him him back working, laughing and enjoying his life again, which leaves me in no doubt that this medication has been his saviour too. I have my child back.
Tina, this is a side effect of Citralopram.. There'll be many strange experiences along the way, but they'll all pass in time. Nothing bad is happening. Do report everything to your doctor though.
K xx
Kay77558 onlineherbalpil
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katecogs Kay77558
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It doesn't matter how strong you are, how fit you are, depression isn't fussy who it claims as it's victims - age, gender, rich, poor, race, health ....... Depression would turn the strongest, boldest man on the planet into a weeping shadow of himself.
If medication is needed, then why not. Everyone here are all being so brave, coping with the illness and the medication too. Support is needed for our fellow beings.
Kay77558 katecogs
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katecogs Kay77558
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tina89895 katecogs
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katecogs tina89895
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I'll be thinking of you all on Christmas Day ..... wherever you are ;-)
K xx