Mongo966
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SNRI's are the most effective drugs for my anxiety.
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Eventually I have to go off my antidepressants to ever feel alive again, but sadly I am in a place where i have to push through. Wellbutrin as second med helped quite a lot but side effects were abysmal.I had to go off Brother. Fortunately the panic seems to be gone after a year on the med even off the med but it is still early. The brain zaps are nuts (been off 3 weeks).
Took my Test up to 200 mg/week and planning a nice little blast. That should make things interesting.
But yes a few weeks off the lexapro and the anhedonia is better. Best wishes!
Nothing compares to Effexor in regards to anxiety but it also makes me into a zombieSNRI's are the most effective drugs for my anxiety.
I was on effexor for years and switched to pristiq a few years ago. It's stronger and I don't get any sides from it.Nothing compares to Effexor in regards to anxiety but it also makes me into a zombie
The last 6 weeks I had added Wellbutrin to the Lexapro and that was total sh*t. That is when I realized I had to come off everything cold turkey.Eventually I have to go off my antidepressants to ever feel alive again, but sadly I am in a place where i have to push through. Wellbutrin as second med helped quite a lot but side effects were abysmal.
Will look into test, afaik ssris also lower total t quite substantially, but so far I was only lightly dipping into sarms and peptides.
Oh boi the brainzaps, nobody tells you about those when you start.
Pyrazolam, if you can get hold of it, is all you'll need. Yes, it's a benzo. No, it's not addictive
Sure thing.
Yeah - sure thing. Got some problem with that dipshit?
Going cold turkey from ssris is smth else, I hope you feel better now.The last 6 weeks I had added Wellbutrin to the Lexapro and that was total sh*t. That is when I realized I had to come off everything cold turkey.
Post up your complete labs and I will be happy to take a look.
LCMS for TT
equilibrium dialysis for FT
Shbg
E2
Lh
Fsh
Etc etc.
makes me not ever want to try them, they sound awfulGoing cold turkey from ssris is smth else, I hope you feel better now.
Thanks a lot for your offer, i will gladly come back to it.
It was a very useful tool actually. But it was time to move on.This
makes me not ever want to try them, they sound awful
who is on pregabalin ? any reviews ? i'll buy it soon, or i'll go on gabapentin, share experiences guys, hope it goes very well
Did you use It for anxiety ? How do you describe the effectiveness ?Abused Lyrica many years ago, had two seizures from it. I don't have epilepsy, and never had seizures before, it was caused by pregabalin. Basically came back home from hospital, took another dosage and had a seizure again. Dosage was around 1200 mg. Take care.
Did you use It for anxiety ? How do you describe the effectiveness ?
But obviously i Will take a small dose, 150mg 300mg like this, i don't Need to fell High, Just a relief for anxietyNo, i've used it for getting high. It makes you feel high and euphoric and you get motion problems. It's not an everyday getting shit done kind of drug. Wouldn't recommend for bodybuilders at all.
If I would have legit, diagnosed anxiety disorder, i would probably get on a lowdose long acting benzo and accept the addiction... would be probably smarter than getting addicted to pregabalin, but that's just my personal opinion.
But obviously i Will take a small dose, 150mg 300mg like this, i don't Need to fell High, Just a relief for anxiety
It would probably work for me as well, as i had the best (and worst) experiences on dopaminic antidepressants like Wellbutrin and Parnate (MAO) aswell.For me it was all Ritalin. In Oregon we have a specialist group ADHD NW and my PhD went over how ADHD often has GAD and GDD diagnosis attached. However, both G depression and G anxiety are caused by ADHD so by treating it the others diminished greatly. For me it worked spectacularly.
