Titov33 Posted March 30, 2018 Share Posted March 30, 2018 Hi, I did a 2 month taper down from 40 to 0 Paxil. No brain zaps, more and faster creativity with the written word (my mother tongue is spanish :-) recovered sexuality and facility with erections and ejaculations, feels like I am 15 years old again) I noticed sentimentality and crying with beautiful music and with pictures of children in war torn countries. Some paranoia and overthinking about rivalries at my job but if I reorient my thought to God (i am catholic) I do fine. I am also a recovering alcoholic- drug addict and spent a lot of time in AA and their philosophy works for me. I also have little headaches and bad humor but I don't feel is much different than when I stopped Klonopin years ago. My shrink recommended me to quit paxil 5 years ago but I was too dependent, but when I started working out early in 2018 as a new year's resolution it gave me the strenght to try and I was sucessful. I'll probably report myself to my Psych next week to see what he recommends. I am on Lithium Carbonate 900. Do any of you think the Psych will raise the dose? Link to comment
AliG Posted April 1, 2018 Share Posted April 1, 2018 Titov. Well done ~ congratulations, although that is an extremely fast taper and it may catch up with you ~ I'm sorry but this is not our area of expertise. We are a site for helping to withdraw off psychiatric drugs ~ if you are interested, then please let us know. Please put your withdrawal history in your signature. I may have misunderstood, In which case : a history, as mentioned above would be a very good place to start and we can go from there , if you are wanting help tapering. Welcome to SA. ( Surviving Antidepressants). Many SSRI's and SSNRI's over 20 years. Zoloft for 7 years followed by Effexor, Lexapro, Prozac, Cymbalta, Celexa, Pristiq, Valdoxan, Mianserin and more - on and off. No tapering. Cold turkey off Valdoxan - end of May 2014 Psych Drug - free since May 2014 . Link to comment
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