Noloft Posted March 1, 2019 Share Posted March 1, 2019 Just wondering if anyone has experienced this. It’s been going on for me for months now and I got so used to it I didn’t even think it could be withdrawal related. More often than not I find it uncomfortable to stand as I can feel the pressure of my body on my feet, but it’s an uncomfortable feeling. I don’t remember experiencing this before coming off drugs. It isn’t burning but it’s more like a soreness like I have been standing for hours. Anyone else? 2001-2017-worked my way up from 25mg of zoloft and 2mg of Concerta to 200mg of zoloft and 36mg of Concerta February 2017-Stopped Concerta cold turkey September 2017-Added 2mg of Abilify November 2017-came off Abilify December 2017-began taper of zoloft 50mg a week while tapering on to Viibryd January 2018-back on zoloft 200mg February 2018--tapered off zoloft over a month onto 40mg of prozac April 2018-CT prozac due to suspected "serotonin syndrome" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator Altostrata Posted March 1, 2019 Administrator Share Posted March 1, 2019 This doesn't sound like a withdrawal syndrome. You may want to get evaluated by a podiatrist. This is not medical advice. Discuss any decisions about your medical care with a knowledgeable medical practitioner. "It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has surpassed our humanity." -- Albert Einstein All postings © copyrighted. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chrona Posted March 1, 2019 Share Posted March 1, 2019 I had it along with other Neurological issues. It sounds exactly the same. it is called neuropathy which is pain that they have no explanation for. Mine went away. many years ago given sinequan for depression bad reaction so tiny dose of meleril to balance... quit after a year or so c/t years pass no drugs reg doc had me try all of the a/d bc of upset due to divorce. couldn't handle any. took klonopin to sleep .5 mg 2003 taper klonopin hooked on tramadol accidentally. 2006-2008 husband had migraines and took them like candy. so i became dependent too. c/t 2008 diagnosis of porphyria after years of symptoms, then toxic event made me really ill. gabapentin 300mg every 3 hours , 6x day. propranolol 180 mg 6x / day since 2012 clonazepam prescribed as 1 mg / day but beginning to take more to deal with withdrawals and sleeplessness Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cressida Posted March 8, 2019 Share Posted March 8, 2019 I had this for quite a long time. Can’t remember how long . It was particularly bad when I got up in the morning . Couldn’t walk about the house bare foot or in socks. Had to wear those padded Go Walk shoes . I thought maybe i was getting arthritis but it just went in the end . Paxil 10mg 21/2 years to June 2012 after a 2 month taper Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RusTW Posted April 1, 2019 Share Posted April 1, 2019 Well now i know its not just me.My feet have been sore since w/d started.Worse during waves of fatigue and anxiety.nothing relieves this.nothing March-2017-Dec-2017 ativanCT /reinstated ativan 1mg tapered 2 months/June 2017-April 2018 zyprexa 10mg switched to seroquel 200-300mg in april 2018/dec-2017-present zoloft 100mg/ quit seroquel 200-300mg cold turkey May 6 2018 reinstated seroquel 100mg around May 25 2018 since then tapered to 50mg zoloft and 50 mg of seroquel presently other medications Testosterone cypionate 2oomg every 4 days UPDATE -August 20 2018--october 20 2018 tapered off Testosterone/Nov 7 2018 --Dec 20 2018 Lamictal micro dose 2.50mg 1 1/2 weeks then reduced to 1.25 then fast tapered as it became paridoxial.nausea- racing thoughts- agitation and insomnia. August 28 2018 to Present Cannabis indica micro dose PM bedtime only. Presently Seroquel 37.5 mg bedtime /Zoloft 47mg morning May 2018-Present Multivitamin/ Bcomplex/Vit C 1000MG/B12 1000MCG/Fish oils 2grams/ Jan 2019-Trace mineral liquid low dose Update dec 2019 -29mg of zoloft tapering/Seroquel 37.5 holding/1 or 2 ativan 1mg a month as needed if that. Black seed oil-caprylic acid-/b complex/b12/multi/D/E/melatonin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mikeyboy Posted April 27, 2019 Share Posted April 27, 2019 I get that on and off. It seems to have eased as I tapered. As someone else has said, it's neuropathy. 2005 Mirt 15mg For insomnia January 2018 started to taper October 2018 discovered this site and started 10% taper from 3.75 April 2019 got to 1.8, jumped Reinstated at about 1mg April 26 Aug 2019 severe myoclonic jerks Doc proscribed 3.75 Zoplicone Now taking 1.35 mg mirt at 11.30, 1x3.75 Zop At 12.30am, 1/4 on waking at 5amish, 1/4 at 4pm 1/4 at 8pm. No supplements Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jera Posted April 28, 2019 Share Posted April 28, 2019 Yep, I had this for 4-6 weeks when I did my last big taper. Seems to have settled but now everything hurts so it’s hard to tell. Sydney, Australia. Lexapro 5mg since August 2014 for Lyme disease - wasn’t depressed. klonopin/ rivitrol since Nov 2013 for brain pain from Lyme disease Attempted lexapro slow taper from July 2018 - dropped to 2.5mg, increased days in between doses. Jan 2019 went down to 1.25mg daily. Withdrawal symptoms started 4-6 weeks later; extreme anxiety, cognitive issues with focus, confusion, memory, DR/DP, headaches, exhaustion, sore watery eyes, body pain, muscle spasm, relentless diarrhoea, so so tired, neck and head pain, zaps, can barely stand up. Have re- instated lexapro to original 5mg dose on Dr’s advice, 1 week. Symptoms have not stopped yet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderator Emeritus Onmyway Posted May 4, 2023 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted May 4, 2023 I am having this for the third time in the last three years. The first time I thought it was my shoes (it went for a few weeks/month), the second time it was accompanied by a lot of fatigue and went for over a month (July-August last year)- I was miserable, unable to do anything as a 5 min walk would make me feel as if I had been standing on my feet for hours. It has come back with a vengeance this Monday. I did walk a bit on Monday but a similar amount of walk would not have done much before and despite being in bed since then even stepping on my feet for a few minutes causes soreness and tingling. My feet feel odd while lying down too though and I get twitches in my calves. This has been accompanied by chills, I am cold even at 21 C/under the covers and with an electrical pillow. Must be a new wave. Very disappointing returning of something that had gone away but hopefully will go away this time as well. Have a call with my doctor on Tuesday. Let's see what they suggest. "Nothing so small as a moment is insurmountable, and moments are all that we have. You have survived every trial and tribulation that life has thrown at you up until this very instant. When future troubles come—and they will come—a version of you will be born into that moment that can conquer them, too." - Kevin Koenig I am not a doctor and this should not be considered medical advice. You can use the information and recommendations provided in whatever way you want and all decisions on your treatment are yours. In the next few weeks I do not have a lot of capacity to respond to questions. If you need a quick answer pls tag or ask other moderators who may want to be tagged. Aug 2000 - July 2003 (ct, 4-6 wk wd) , citalopram 20 mg, xanax prn, wellbutrin for a few months, trazodone prn Dec 2004 - July 2018 citalopram 20 mg, xanax prn (rarely used) Aug 2018 - citalopram 40 mg (self titrated up) September 2018 - January 2019 tapered citalopram - 40/30/20/10/5 no issues until a week after reaching 0 Feb 2019 0.25 xanax - 0.5/day (3 weeks) over to klonopin 0.25 once a day to manage severe wd March 6, reinstated citalopram 2.5 mg (liquid), klonopin 0.25 mg for sleep 2-3 times a week Apr 1st citalopram 2.0 mg (liquid), klonopin 0.25 once a week (off by 4/14/19- no tapering) citalopram (liquid) 4/14/19 -1.8 mg, 5/8/19 - 1.6 mg, 7/27/19 -1.5 mg, 8/15/19 - 1.35, 2/21/21 - 1.1 (smaller drops in between), 6/20/21 - 1.03 mg, 8/7/21- 1.025, 8/11/21 - 1.02, 8/15/21 - 1.015, 9/3/21 - 0.925 (fingers crossed!), 10/8/21 - 0.9, 10/18/21 - 0.875, 12/31/21 - 0.85, 1/7/22 - 0.825, 1/14/22 - 0.8, 1/22/22 - 0.785, 8/18/22 - 0.59, 12/15/2022 - 0.48, 2/15/22 - 0.43, 25/07/23 - 0.25 (mistake), 6/08/23 - 0.33mg Supplements: magnesium citrate and bi-glycinate Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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