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A question about antidepressants I may get some help...
I suffer from what I believe severe anxiety, but for the life of me I don't feel I suffer from depression. The psychiatrist I saw thinks otherwise and prescribed me with antidepressants...
I originally felt weirded out by it, but after looking online, they kind of go hand on hand, so similar medication can/does be used for one or both.
The first I was given was sertraline, but I suffered from EXTREME tiredness. I'm talking sleepy like I'd not slept for days, but night time comes and I just couldn't dose off!.
After going back to the clinic, I've been recommend I try a second antidepressants that will work with sertraline and stop the fatigue.
It'll be EITHER fluoxetine or mirtazapine. Things will be decided next week, I've stopped taking sertraline for now.
Has anyone ever had a mix of antidepressants, and how have they got on with it? I feel I'd be a guinea-pig!?
I suffer from what I believe severe anxiety, but for the life of me I don't feel I suffer from depression. The psychiatrist I saw thinks otherwise and prescribed me with antidepressants...
I originally felt weirded out by it, but after looking online, they kind of go hand on hand, so similar medication can/does be used for one or both.
The first I was given was sertraline, but I suffered from EXTREME tiredness. I'm talking sleepy like I'd not slept for days, but night time comes and I just couldn't dose off!.
After going back to the clinic, I've been recommend I try a second antidepressants that will work with sertraline and stop the fatigue.
It'll be EITHER fluoxetine or mirtazapine. Things will be decided next week, I've stopped taking sertraline for now.
Has anyone ever had a mix of antidepressants, and how have they got on with it? I feel I'd be a guinea-pig!?
Lannister902 said:
A question about antidepressants I may get some help...
I suffer from what I believe severe anxiety, but for the life of me I don't feel I suffer from depression. The psychiatrist I saw thinks otherwise and prescribed me with antidepressants...
I originally felt weirded out by it, but after looking online, they kind of go hand on hand, so similar medication can/does be used for one or both.
The first I was given was sertraline, but I suffered from EXTREME tiredness. I'm talking sleepy like I'd not slept for days, but night time comes and I just couldn't dose off!.
After going back to the clinic, I've been recommend I try a second antidepressants that will work with sertraline and stop the fatigue.
It'll be EITHER fluoxetine or mirtazapine. Things will be decided next week, I've stopped taking sertraline for now.
Has anyone ever had a mix of antidepressants, and how have they got on with it? I feel I'd be a guinea-pig!?
Be really careful with mirtazapine. Boy, it's effective at getting you to sleep, but boy, is it effective at keeping you asleep the next day. More troubling is that it keeps you (well, what it did to me) in a state till (IME) 2pm the next day. Honestly, I'd be safer lunchtime driving after a bottle of wine, than lunchtime driving the day after taking mirtazapine to get to sleep.I suffer from what I believe severe anxiety, but for the life of me I don't feel I suffer from depression. The psychiatrist I saw thinks otherwise and prescribed me with antidepressants...
I originally felt weirded out by it, but after looking online, they kind of go hand on hand, so similar medication can/does be used for one or both.
The first I was given was sertraline, but I suffered from EXTREME tiredness. I'm talking sleepy like I'd not slept for days, but night time comes and I just couldn't dose off!.
After going back to the clinic, I've been recommend I try a second antidepressants that will work with sertraline and stop the fatigue.
It'll be EITHER fluoxetine or mirtazapine. Things will be decided next week, I've stopped taking sertraline for now.
Has anyone ever had a mix of antidepressants, and how have they got on with it? I feel I'd be a guinea-pig!?
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
Lannister902 said:
A question about antidepressants I may get some help...
I suffer from what I believe severe anxiety, but for the life of me I don't feel I suffer from depression. The psychiatrist I saw thinks otherwise and prescribed me with antidepressants...
I originally felt weirded out by it, but after looking online, they kind of go hand on hand, so similar medication can/does be used for one or both.
The first I was given was sertraline, but I suffered from EXTREME tiredness. I'm talking sleepy like I'd not slept for days, but night time comes and I just couldn't dose off!.
After going back to the clinic, I've been recommend I try a second antidepressants that will work with sertraline and stop the fatigue.
It'll be EITHER fluoxetine or mirtazapine. Things will be decided next week, I've stopped taking sertraline for now.
Has anyone ever had a mix of antidepressants, and how have they got on with it? I feel I'd be a guinea-pig!?
Be really careful with mirtazapine. Boy, it's effective at getting you to sleep, but boy, is it effective at keeping you asleep the next day. More troubling is that it keeps you (well, what it did to me) in a state till (IME) 2pm the next day. Honestly, I'd be safer lunchtime driving after a bottle of wine, than lunchtime driving the day after taking mirtazapine to get to sleep.I suffer from what I believe severe anxiety, but for the life of me I don't feel I suffer from depression. The psychiatrist I saw thinks otherwise and prescribed me with antidepressants...
I originally felt weirded out by it, but after looking online, they kind of go hand on hand, so similar medication can/does be used for one or both.
The first I was given was sertraline, but I suffered from EXTREME tiredness. I'm talking sleepy like I'd not slept for days, but night time comes and I just couldn't dose off!.
After going back to the clinic, I've been recommend I try a second antidepressants that will work with sertraline and stop the fatigue.
It'll be EITHER fluoxetine or mirtazapine. Things will be decided next week, I've stopped taking sertraline for now.
Has anyone ever had a mix of antidepressants, and how have they got on with it? I feel I'd be a guinea-pig!?
Lannister902 said:
I don't actually have problems with sleep. More often than not I do wake up in the middle of the night, but I'm able to doze off soon after
I'm quite jealous. I can't fall asleep unaided, but once out I'm dead to the world. I once slept through a neighbours house on fire, true story. The ex was hysterical. Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
Lannister902 said:
I don't actually have problems with sleep. More often than not I do wake up in the middle of the night, but I'm able to doze off soon after
I'm quite jealous. I can't fall asleep unaided, but once out I'm dead to the world. I once slept through a neighbours house on fire, true story. The ex was hysterical. It’s understandably you feel down. It wasn’t just a hen for you. You nurtured him from an egg so he meant much more to you than a simple chick. Let the tears roll but wake up tomorrow than in spite of his early passing you gave him the best life he could have ever wished for... rejoice that!
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
So why am I crying my eyes out over a fking hen?! She was bottom of the pecking order, vulnerable, maybe that was it, I needed to protect her. I'm going to miss her. Afraid it's consuming me a bit, and I don't know why.
My suspicion is that the feeling of the troubles old Sarah had a few months ago have manifested themselves in the death of this chicken. Possibly because you view the chicken as vulnerable, defenseless etc etc etc and in your mind you’re alikening the two. And let’s be honest, you’re probably not over the other thing.CrgT16 said:
It’s understandably you feel down. It wasn’t just a hen for you. You nurtured him from an egg so he meant much more to you than a simple chick. Let the tears roll but wake up tomorrow than in spite of his early passing you gave him the best life he could have ever wished for... rejoice that!
It's funny you say that. We've been watching old... well, May this year old, vid clips including Amber. Half sized Hen covered in yoghurt, beak, head, belly, feet. So happy, happier than 99% of hens. We gave her that, but still, sad we'll have no more of it. She was a loved girl, and will be missed. fk, crying again. The Moose said:
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
So why am I crying my eyes out over a fking hen?! She was bottom of the pecking order, vulnerable, maybe that was it, I needed to protect her. I'm going to miss her. Afraid it's consuming me a bit, and I don't know why.
My suspicion is that the feeling of the troubles old Sarah had a few months ago have manifested themselves in the death of this chicken. Possibly because you view the chicken as vulnerable, defenseless etc etc etc and in your mind you’re alikening the two. And let’s be honest, you’re probably not over the other thing.Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
The Moose said:
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
So why am I crying my eyes out over a fking hen?! She was bottom of the pecking order, vulnerable, maybe that was it, I needed to protect her. I'm going to miss her. Afraid it's consuming me a bit, and I don't know why.
My suspicion is that the feeling of the troubles old Sarah had a few months ago have manifested themselves in the death of this chicken. Possibly because you view the chicken as vulnerable, defenseless etc etc etc and in your mind you’re alikening the two. And let’s be honest, you’re probably not over the other thing.I’m not a psychologist, but that’s my guess. What to do about it, I’m afraid I can’t really help you.
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