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Anti depressant., Side effects
Anti depressant., Side effects
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Sep 18 2013, 10:30 PM, updated 12y ago
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Sep 19 2013, 12:08 PM
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Sep 19 2013, 12:51 PM
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QUOTE(JessicaAlba @ Sep 20 2013, 12:19 AM) the side-effect that i have experienced before was extreme grogginess/sleepiness after waking up (causing me to knock on two cars on the way to work) I gained 10kg in one month. another one would be weight gain. i gained 5-8 kgs after consuming the medication. |
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QUOTE(daydreaming @ Sep 20 2013, 11:46 AM) support from family, friends, spouses are good, but there are times when professional help is needed (and sometimes medication). so, really, case by case 1 My friends left me. I quitted college temporary. My family especially my mom go around and tells people that I'm crazy just because I went to see a psychiatrist. If you've been in the same place or similar, you'd understand. |
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Sep 20 2013, 04:34 PM
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QUOTE(daydreaming @ Sep 20 2013, 04:11 PM) not me, but someone very close to me. so i witnessed the entire thing I can't say I'm feeling better because everything happened to me is just too painful for me to take. It's like a knife stuck inside you. It hurts. i really hope u r feeling better now. follow the psychiatrist's advice. i'm sure he/she is able to help u. and no, u're not crazy. depression is a medical condition, can be biological. that is why professional help is needed most of the time. It's crazy. My parents are disappointed in me because of me stopping college temporary cuz I was just too scared to go. Even thinking about it makes me cry. It really took me some time to finally talk/face my parents. I'm so embarrassed of myself and guilty. It was tough. |
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QUOTE(paige.pc @ Sep 25 2013, 04:56 AM) After reading this topic I understand n feel TS Glad that you're well now. I had a different difficult journey that lead me to anxiety attacked and depression for sometime like 1-2 years I almost went to see a psychiatrist like tomorrow (an example) Thank God I took my hardest first step out of my depression and anxiety by just freaking do it no matter how much fear I had that time It's dam tough So I understand and today I'm ok and happy cos I faced my fear. That was my solution to my depression. 1-2 years is short. I have been depressed for 6 years. and still finding a way to 'cure' myself. |
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QUOTE(paige.pc @ Oct 12 2013, 09:48 PM) Besides family support u need alot of friends support and last resort is still on yourself Well yeah.. but I lost most of my friends coz of my depression and anxiety. Dont give up , Move on no matter how hard Family is disappointed in me. trying my best to think positive. |
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QUOTE(activexxx @ Oct 18 2013, 01:43 PM) TS, I sincerely feel you as I experienced this before. Remember, depression is not a disease, it's a sign that you are holding into something or been strong for too long. Thank you for the info. Now it's time for you to let go of your old self / detach and reborn again... How? As mentioned by others, start exercising. If you feel dreadful to start, try walking in the morning instead. Do it at least 20 minutes coupled with deep breathing in a relaxed way. Remember attitude is important and keep it PERSISTENTLY everyday. Avoid processed foods and stick to whole foods. Types of foods already mentioned in previous posts. Drink plenty of warm water. If your central nervous system is dehydrated, stress can kicks in. Supplement? I prefer herbs than pills. I recommend ashwagandha herbs. http://www.asianhealthsecrets.com/ashwagan...nervous-system/ Avoid coffee. Although it stimulate your alertness, you'll feel the after effect. Try chamomile tea, etc... http://www.ayurvediccure.com/top-herbal-re...nxiety-attacks/ Since you don't have friends, you can get some motivation books / audiobooks to brain wash your mind for the time being. You need to master your mind as it can bring wonders or kills you. Two good books I had read so far: 1. Be happy by andrew matthews 2. How to stop worrying and start living by Dale Carnegie If you are the kind of person who always hook to facebook, search for Elliot Hulse and view some of his videos on anxiety / depression / etc... But at least, try start to create more friends by joining some religious / spiritual gathering. Human bonding is important...go find a bf and fell in love But sadly my weight doesn't change much and my acne is still the same. I felt so embarrassed to go out, my jeans doesn't fit me anymore. I didn't eat much junk foods already but still the same. |
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QUOTE(frega @ Dec 17 2013, 11:11 AM) @activexxx wtf, it's a disease... what you experienced isn't the same as what others do. stop recommending "herbs". Thanks! I'll ask my doctor to change my meds. I'm glad I postponed it to next thursday! @Brielle123 It's a good thing you decide to get help. Ignore your mom telling ppl you're crazy (mine did the same thing). But at this point, 0 f***s to be given. If purely biological, take meds. If not, light dose of meds + counselling. Ask your doc to switch if you're unhappy with your current ones. Try different ones. They don't always work, usually try a few months then see effect. You can try Wellbutrin (some experience weight loss side effect). I've tried Lexapro and Prozac, both didn't do much. What helped me a lot is STRUCTURE. You need to force yourself into a routine. Do little by little. Depression never really goes away, or it hasn't for me anyway. If I get an episode, I'll be crippled for a few days. As for now I tried to skip my medicine to see if I can live without it but I get the worst insomnia ever. lol. and yea I had a lot of ppl recommending herbs for depression. kind of annoying tho.. |
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QUOTE(yeezai @ Jan 19 2014, 04:54 AM) the first thing in taking anti depressant is the withdrawal from it...you will have suicidal tendency ...mood swings ... better talk it out with your friends , go somewhere else for a while , meditate ...pills wont help you ..trust me ..it only stop the problem temporarily .. thank you for your kind words. Yes, my doctor told me I'm only taking it temporary. Not for long run. I'll stop it once she thinks I'm fine and stable. I do have all the problems that you pointed out. But I've got no choice. I've got too much burden. And I do talk it out with my bff, it felt good but it doesn't solve my 'problems'. I do go out alone sometimes to read some novels, spend some time for myself. It is nice, but once I went home, everything goes back to original. I'm moody again. Locking myself in room. The root of my depression isn't solved. It never will. |
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