I think that would be a good idea. Although it does take a while for the body to get used to this medicine, you should see the doctor if you don't see any improvement. I used to take 20 mg(?) of Prozac. However, it wouldn't let me stay asleep. That is if I even fell asleep at all. The psychiatrist had to lower the dosage when I told him. The side effects went away after that.
I've been taking Prozac since July, tried 10mg forever and then I realized it wasn't really helping so the doctor upped it to 20 about a month ago, worked for like two days and then it didn't, and today is the first day I'm taking the highest dose. doctor said he wanted to try that before he decides to put me on something different just to see if there's any improvement.
i definitely feel this struggle. i'm currently on my third anti-depressant and have been for almost three months but am probably going to start a fourth because i'm seeing no change or improvement. i started originally on what you're taking now (fluoxetine), which i had at two separate doses before switching to sertraline. (i went off of that after four months of nothing and had no meds for almost two years because of the pandemic oop.) now i'm on, uh, venlafaxine. starting to believe i'll go through every type of anti-depressant and never find one that works
Would you like me to help you save up for a final boss feather? I'm saving up for my dream collectiable Ice Cream Swirl right now, but after that I could help you get some TBT
I couldn't just take a tbt donation, but if you'd like something in exchange (maybe an art piece) that would be perfectWould you like me to help you save up for a final boss feather? I'm saving up for my dream collectiable Ice Cream Swirl right now, but after that I could help you get some TBT
A-a-a Art piece? I was looking for someone to draw a group art of my OCs but that would depend on what you are and aren't comfortable drawing.I couldn't just take a tbt donation, but if you'd like something in exchange (maybe an art piece) that would be perfect
I wish I still had my ice cream swirl so I could give it to you :<
i'll send you a pm tomorrow
floating around in the soup. I know for a fact it was a fly. It must have been a manufacturing thing… I have lots of cans, but it’s going to be hard to forget about this one. I don’t know if I’ll be able to eat the other ones.
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Oh gosh, yours sounds very similar to mine! I started on escitalopram, which really worked wonders for me initially. Totally took any bit of anxiety away from me. But I eventually fell flat on it, and some of the side effects sucked. I then went to venlafaxine, which was kinda meh for me. Less side effects initially, then I ended up being on a very high dose due to my health being crap, then ended up with a tonne of unwanted side effects. Came off it, and boy was that a ride. It made me feel really sicki definitely feel this struggle. i'm currently on my third anti-depressant and have been for almost three months but am probably going to start a fourth because i'm seeing no change or improvement. i started originally on what you're taking now (fluoxetine), which i had at two separate doses before switching to sertraline. (i went off of that after four months of nothing and had no meds for almost two years because of the pandemic oop.) now i'm on, uh, venlafaxine. starting to believe i'll go through every type of anti-depressant and never find one that works
now I'm on sertraline. It seems to be okay for the most part, but still not as good as when I first started on anti-depressants. I'm not sure if I'll ever find one that works well for me either!
i've fortunately never actually experienced side effects from any anti-depressant (that i'm aware of), but there was a week where i was abruptly forced off of my venlafaxine because the doctor put the prescription down as one-time instead of renewal, and i had to wait for the pharmacy to sort it out. i was so ill it was unbelievable. (wild since i'd dropped an anti-depressant before and had nothing happen.) by the time i got back on them, the withdrawal had already passed rip.Oh gosh, yours sounds very similar to mine! I started on escitalopram, which really worked wonders for me initially. Totally took any bit of anxiety away from me. But I eventually fell flat on it, and some of the side effects sucked. I then went to venlafaxine, which was kinda meh for me. Less side effects initially, then I ended up being on a very high dose due to my health being crap, then ended up with a tonne of unwanted side effects. Came off it, and boy was that a ride. It made me feel really sick
