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Postby bellic007 » Wed Sep 12, 2018 4:03 pm

So i have beem having Psychotheray for over 2 years and i was somehow stable over that but then slowly i returned to being passive and low and depressed all tge time and always ruminating over the past traumatoc incidents and dissociating and Compartmentalizing began.So i started taking meds again for 1 month.and stopped now anxiety and panic attacks came and i am struggling witg it i know they are side effecta for depression medication but i fear myaelf jumping over or losing mt aenses in social situations like college or outside.I used to breath heavily and observe things around to not allow panic attack strike again.I also do exercise but i stopped masturbation with pornography because even thougb it helps to alleviate my symptoms temporarly like a medicine but they make us more depressed when used over a lontime.So i need to find other task to deal with depression medi ine withdrawal sympoms
Do anyone of you have any tips.The med i taken was nexito brand name for escitlopram in India.
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Re: side effects

Postby TheGangsAllHere » Thu Sep 13, 2018 3:23 am

It's not clear why you started taking the medication or why you stopped. I can't tell if the effects you're describing are from TAKING the medication or from STOPPING it.

If you're IN therapy and slowly returning to being depressed, with worsening symptoms, then there may be a problem with your therapy. I became progressively more depressed with the bad therapy that I had a long time ago, and started taking medication, but it was because the therapy was making things worse for me.
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Re: side effects

Postby bellic007 » Fri Oct 12, 2018 4:12 pm

TheGangsAllHere wrote:It's not clear why you started taking the medication or why you stopped. I can't tell if the effects you're describing are from TAKING the medication or from STOPPING it.

If you're IN therapy and slowly returning to being depressed, with worsening symptoms, then there may be a problem with your therapy. I became progressively more depressed with the bad therapy that I had a long time ago, and started taking medication, but it was because the therapy was making things worse for me.

yeah probably the first reason is Therapy going nog well.Like i am not getting the Change from therapy,so my belief system got affected..
I am now on new therapy and believing that i will be able to open up myself this time..
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Re: side effects

Postby ItsJustUs » Fri Oct 12, 2018 6:25 pm

Some medications take time to build up in the system. And some side effects can show up right away and then taper to nothing, or start after a few days then get better.

Side Effect Example: My outside child started on a medication. Day one was fine. Day two was fine. Day three he had a severe headache and other symptoms. Day 4 the side effects were less. By day 5 they were gone... somewhere around day 11 i think, he forgot his meds, and took them the next day. That day he had a terrible headache and had to lay down in the counselor's office at school for about half an hour. Then he was fine again. I we firmly believe the headache that day was a side effect from not taking his meds the day before and then starting them again, as he had recently been put on a slightly higher dose and his body didn't like the sudden change of stopping and then the sudden change of starting the higher dose again the next day).

Also, sometimes people start meds, then they feel better and think "I'm all better, I don't need meds anymore!" and stop taking them without talking to their doctor, and then all the bad symptoms start coming back again.

My advice would be to talk to the T about it, and to the doctor who prescribed the meds. Only they can tell you if stopping them was a good idea or explain about the side effects.

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Re: side effects

Postby bellic007 » Sat Oct 13, 2018 2:13 am

ItsJustUs wrote:Some medications take time to build up in the system. And some side effects can show up right away and then taper to nothing, or start after a few days then get better.

Side Effect Example: My outside child started on a medication. Day one was fine. Day two was fine. Day three he had a severe headache and other symptoms. Day 4 the side effects were less. By day 5 they were gone... somewhere around day 11 i think, he forgot his meds, and took them the next day. That day he had a terrible headache and had to lay down in the counselor's office at school for about half an hour. Then he was fine again. I we firmly believe the headache that day was a side effect from not taking his meds the day before and then starting them again, as he had recently been put on a slightly higher dose and his body didn't like the sudden change of stopping and then the sudden change of starting the higher dose again the next day).

Also, sometimes people start meds, then they feel better and think "I'm all better, I don't need meds anymore!" and stop taking them without talking to their doctor, and then all the bad symptoms start coming back again.

My advice would be to talk to the T about it, and to the doctor who prescribed the meds. Only they can tell you if stopping them was a good idea or explain about the side effects.

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well ,i see but There are many Physical problems also like chest pain,and shoryness of breath,excessive gas inside stomach which makes ot hard to breath and all.Also sudden panic attacks from nowwhere,and there is no reason and i will only feel to die at that time.it makes things worse than when we are not taking meds.
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