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For those who have withdrawn from mirtazapine when did you feel the worst and when did you finally start to feel better?
I've been off over three weeks and already had dry eyes and head pressure is getting worse since getting off. My anxiety seems to be getting worse and I just don't feel that good at all. I'm hoping that others who have gone through this might be able to help me with a timeline so I have some type of idea. I know everyone is different but I would appreciate any feedback.
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Kc2325 rob03933
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rob03933
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Thanks kc and the ups and downs are tough dealing with but I definitely know I'll be getting a lot of them. Seems like the symptoms are getting a little worse as time goes by but hopefully it will start getting a little easier soon.
Kc2325 rob03933
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My first month was doable. I had itchy skin, dizziness and mild WD symptoms. The second month I got bad insomnia, depression and anxiety which lasted for the second and third month. I managed day by day and almost went back on Mirt. My family was my strength. I used Ambien during the worst of the insomnia, then tapered to Phenergan and now use Wellmind calming tablets when needed. When the anxiety was too unbearable, I'd take 1/4 of a clonazapam. And lean on your support group. They will point out when you are in a dip and when you are coming out of it.
aga02916 rob03933
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Hiya Ive been off mirtazapine 15mg for 26 days. Felt tremors, shakes, anxiety, nasuea. And I was only on it for 3 months. Went cold turkey. This drug is worse to come off than heroine. One lad on this forum was addicted to heroin for 20 years and he said that coming off heroin was nothing compared to mirta. Withdrawl seem to be coming in waves. I have good and bad days but its getting better. It will😘
Kc2325 aga02916
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aga02916 Kc2325
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Thank you 😘😘I long for it 😘
rob03933
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aga02916 rob03933
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You are not alone 😘😘😘😘
Kc2325 rob03933
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