Sertraline get you high
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t prescribe me any more but was just wondering if a benzo will help with the sleep issue until the sertraline kick in and work for me, iv been on sertraline in August for 3 week it worked for 5 days then bang high anxiety and I gave up on them so now I'm trying it for the 2nd time round and gunna stick it out and hopefully it will work I also started propananlol Friday 40mg x3 daily any info for the sleep issue would be great iv also tryed all the over the counter sleep aids and they've
Smilerdeb is no longer active on the forum... Do you also have a thyroid condition? Or just the borderline diabetes?
Quick bit of research and I find that sertaline can increase blood sugar levels. You might want to discuss this with your doctor.
Have you had thyroid levels checked? Hypothyroidism often causes anxiety and depression and should be ruled out, before anti-anxiety/anti-depressants are taken.
I would recommend telling your Dr you want to get off of this med and try something different. This is your decision of course. If it's not helping your anxiety and actually making it worse along with the stuttering it may be time to get off this med. You've given it more than 6 weeks, which most Drs recommend.
Yes, the stuttering should go away when you quit this med. Give it a little while though.
I hope 150 works for you. I had the same problem on Zoloft. I would feel good for a week then I'd be back to high anxiety. I never got past 100 mg as it made me way too jittery. Good luck!
He should of given you a clear indication of the amount you should take..... if you need to talk to someone before you can reach the doc maybe call the local hospital and ask to speak to one of the doc's there and see what they say. And i think to be honest they will tell you to stop taking this med.
To find a well informed answer to your query about the Sertraline-Propranolol combination, you need to look for information/evidence according to the hierarchy. A systematic review (a review of a number of studies exploring the same issue) is considered the best as far as strength of evidence is concerned. Clinicians' experience, case reports and non-journal articles are lower level sources of evidence.
I have melancholic depression, and fatigue/numbness/anhedonia are some of my biggest issues. I am currently on 100 mg of zoloft/sertraline and I have been for almost a year now. It hasn't had any negative effects, I haven't gotten more depressed, but the positive effects have been minimal. Mostly I just cry less and am better at redirecting my emotions (ie I dwell less). These are nice effects but I am still depressed.
If you only took one pill you should be fine if you don't take anymore. No withdrawals or anything like that.
I also discovered I have a severe vitamin D deficiency. My doc prescribed vitamin D2 50,000IU and Sertraline(25mg). I have been on the Sertraline for a week now, but my reaction to the medication is different this time around. I'm experiencing insomnia, tingling sensations in my hands and head, nausea, feeling spaced out and a lower mood. Does the same SSRI work the second time around? Could I be having these side effects because 25mg is too high of a dose for me?
I did another physical 3 wks ago, and it showed my TSH levels off and my Cholesterol as 276 with high LDL cholesterol also. My HDL level was high, which is great. I exercise and eat very healthy.
My question is, if Sertraline caused the hypothyroidism, which I have found several articles that imply it could've, will stopping the medication automatically reverse my subclinical hypothyroidism without taking medicine to offset my thyroid levels?
You can also wait for some time and try to relax and improve your healthy sleep habits. I hope you will get better soon. You can get some useful tips to have good sleep by going through this link: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/sleep/HQ01387
Keep physically active and do update on the doctor follow up advice. Take care.
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Good luck.
You have been prescribed Sertraline for mood swings and also it is working well for you, your correlation of using Sertraline and getting migraines might be ok, but it is always better to discuss with the doctor who prescribed the drug about its possible side effects and a substitute thereon. You might consult a migraine specialist also to get an evaluation and update on drug use. Try relaxation techniques to decrease stress. Keep posting your views. Take care.
Sertraline- if it contains HCG then it can give a false positive. I don't think this drug contains HCG so it is possible you have a real positive!
I took sertraline for a little over a year. I had to switch to celexa like a week ago cause I figured out that it was the darn sertraline giving me headaches. Anyways, for a loooong time my libido was way way way down. Im only 20 and thats so strange for me lol after about 3 months it got better. Not like before but I could get off again. Also it helped with everything, concentration, anxiety and depression.
The general answer is, increases take as long as beginning a drug to work. But individuals vary, so for you we can't say. If you continue to have problems, I'd ask your psychiatrist to go back to the dose that felt good for you and see what happens.
However, most mood medications do take 6-8 weeks to take effect, and you will feel worse before you feel better. But in your case, if you have to return to work soon, that is a problem. Is this the first anti depressant you have been on? Probably a shock to your system.
Poor you. I do hope things improve.
I too live in the UK.
t be sharing her prescription medication, especially considering that they are controlled substances. If you have legit pain, why not get your own medication? I know people do that, but with the way big brother is cracking down on narcotics abuse and diversion, I wouldn't recommend taking a chance.
As to your original question...you can read the following info and make your own decision:
http://www.rxlist.com/drug-interaction-checker.
Yesterday I had to come home early from work due to an episode. My question is, even at this sudden high dose of Sertraline, are these side effects common? Mostly I'm concerned about the spike in anxiety & OCD.
Any input appreciated.
I would think its ok.Unless to much caffeine makes you jittery.I tend to get wired from chocolate. So I try not to eat to many chocolates anymore. And I take 100mg of Zoloft.
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