Asta Posted September 23, 2018 Author Share Posted September 23, 2018 @Altostrata Cud you answer for me? Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus ChessieCat Posted September 23, 2018 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted September 23, 2018 Hi Asta, Please be patient. The mods are all unrostered volunteers who reply to members as they are able to. Some of us also work. Many of us are also dealing with our own withdrawal issues. * NO LONGER ACTIVE on SA * MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: (6 year taper) 0mg Pristiq on 13th November 2021 ADs since ~1992: 25+ years - 1 unknown, Prozac (muscle weakness), Zoloft; citalopram (pooped out) CTed (very sick for 2.5 wks a few months after); Pristiq: 50mg 2012, 100mg beg 2013 (Serotonin Toxicity) Tapering from Oct 2015 - 13 Nov 2021 LAST DOSE 0.0025mg Post 0 updates start here My tapering program My Intro (goes to tapering graph) VIDEO: Antidepressant Withdrawal Syndrome and its Management Link to comment
Asta Posted September 23, 2018 Author Share Posted September 23, 2018 (edited) @ChessieCat I applied again to Altostrata, because I thought that for the first time it is done incorrectly. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus ChessieCat Posted September 23, 2018 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted September 23, 2018 What specifically is your question? * NO LONGER ACTIVE on SA * MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: (6 year taper) 0mg Pristiq on 13th November 2021 ADs since ~1992: 25+ years - 1 unknown, Prozac (muscle weakness), Zoloft; citalopram (pooped out) CTed (very sick for 2.5 wks a few months after); Pristiq: 50mg 2012, 100mg beg 2013 (Serotonin Toxicity) Tapering from Oct 2015 - 13 Nov 2021 LAST DOSE 0.0025mg Post 0 updates start here My tapering program My Intro (goes to tapering graph) VIDEO: Antidepressant Withdrawal Syndrome and its Management Link to comment
Administrator Altostrata Posted September 23, 2018 Administrator Share Posted September 23, 2018 On 9/22/2018 at 7:50 AM, Asta said: Hello, today is 8 weeks , when I off escitalopram. May moderators comment my WD? As I wrote, sometimes it gets scary, is it relly WD? Or maybe the disease... (I read your links about WD, but I doubt it sometimes, because there is no one to consult with in my country. It is very sad that I have a language barrier). But I DID NOT HAVE all these symptoms before taking medication and I really hope that they will pass. 09/06 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 9 am - 12 pm weak anxiety 12 pm - 1 pm stronger anxiety 1:30 pm - short-term headache, ear and throat pain, slightly nausea. 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. anxiety (with interruptions). SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 HOURS. 09/07 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 8 am - short-term air deficiency, low internal shaking, little nervousness. 9:20 am - bone pain. 10:30 am - short-term headache, ear and throat pain. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 7 HOURS. 09/08 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 8:30 am - short-term air deficiency. 3:30 p.m. - slight lethargy, low muscle pain. 9:30 p.m. - short-term air deficiency. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 7 HOURS. 09/09 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 6:30 am - weak anxiety. 7:20 am - short-term air deficiency, thoughts of despair. 9 am - low internal shaking, little nervousness. All day emotional instability, mood swings. 8 pm - weak anxiety. SLEPT LESS THAN 6 HOURS. 09/10 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg At night ear and throat pain. 7 am - bone pain. 8 am - short-term air deficiency, low internal shaking, little nervousness. 10 am - weak anxiety. 12 p m - weak anxiety. 12:40 pm- 1:30 pm - stronger anxiety. Emotional instability. 9:30 pm - weak anxiety. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 HOURS. 09/11 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg At night ear and throat pain, short-term air deficiency. 7:20 am - bone pain. 8 am - low internal shaking, little nervousness, little fear. 9:20 am - 11:40 am weak anxiety. 1 pm- ear and throat pain. 6 pm - headache, nausea. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 WITH HALF HOURS. 09/12 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg At night ear and throat pain. 7 am - bad mood. 8 am - weak anxiety. 9 am - 10 am stronger anxiety, emotional instability, lethargy, throat pain. 4 am - emotional instability. 9:30 pm - stronger anxiety. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 WITH HALF HOURS. Really bad day. 09/13 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 5:30 am - stronger anxiety. 7:30 am - low internal shaking. 8:20 am - skin sensitivity. 9:20 am - 10:40 am weak anxiety, lethargy. 2 pm - stronger anxiety. 2:30 pm - bone pain. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 WITH HALF HOURS. 09/14 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 8:20 am - little nervousness, short-term air deficiency. 4:30 am - little bone pain. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 5 WITH HALF HOURS. 09/15 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 10 am - low internal shaking. 1 pm - lethargy. 2 pm - weak anxiety. 7pm - weak anxiety. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 WITH HALF HOURS. 09/16 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 7 am - weak anxiety. 10 am - low internal shaking, lethargy. 1:30 pm - emotional instability (anger, hate speech, hopelessness). 6 pm - feel not bad. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 HOURS. 09/17 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 11 am - little bone pain, little lethargy. 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm - anxiety. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 WITH HALF HOURS. 09/18 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 7 am - anger Until lunch emotional instability. All day weak anxiety (with interruptions). SLEPT FOR ABOUT 5 HOURS. 09/19 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 8:30 am - 10 am - weak anxiety. 11:30 am - 8 pm stronger anxiety (with interruptions). SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 HOURS. 09/20 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 9 am - anger, hate speech. 10 am - emotional instability, lethargy. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 HOURS. 09/21 9.30 pm take a Trazadone 75 mg 11 am - 12 am - emotional instability, lethargy. 5:30 pm - 8:30 am - stronger anxiety. SLEPT FOR ABOUT 6 HOURS. Those are good notes, Asta. Thank you. It appears that trazodone puts you to sleep for about 6 hours, which makes sense. What time do you wake up? What are your symptoms like when you wake up? How often does "short-term headache, ear and throat pain" occur in the mid-morning? When did this start? You mentioned your symptoms overall had gotten weaker since you stopped escilatopram July 30. Are they still getting weaker? 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
Asta Posted September 23, 2018 Author Share Posted September 23, 2018 (edited) @Altostrata Hi, I go to bed around 10 PM wake up around 5 am or 6 am. At night I wake up around 1AM and 3 am, usually manage to fall asleep again. Symptoms that are getting up, wrote their symptoms chart. Ear and throat pain appeared after about three days after the cessation of drug use, it is about 1 hour, no more for several days. Headache absent often short-lived. Symptoms weaker than the first two weeks of discontinuation of drug. Now the main problem is anxiety (a very uncomfortable feeling in the chest, I think it is less dense and a bit softer than the beginning). As I said, this feeling never had before. Also, some days there very unpleasant emotional instability, which takes about 2-3 hours. I feel that some day better, some worse. Preferably, there is no anxiety and emotional instability. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Administrator Altostrata Posted September 23, 2018 Administrator Share Posted September 23, 2018 What is your symptom pattern between 5 a.m.-6 a.m., when you wake up, and 8:30 a.m.? What does this anxiety feel like? Is it different in the morning than in the evening? Many people with withdrawal syndrome are sensitive to light, particularly in the morning, when we experience a natural cortisol spike. Darkening the bedroom can help. See Waking with panic or anxiety -- managing cortisol spikes Many people do better with fish oil and magnesium supplements, see http://survivingantidepressants.org/index.php?/topic/36-king-of-supplements-omega-3-fatty-acids-fish-oil/http://survivingantidepressants.org/topic/15483-magnesium-natures-calcium-channel-blocker/ A lot of people find them helpful. Try a little bit of one at a time to see how it affects you. 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
Asta Posted September 24, 2018 Author Share Posted September 24, 2018 (edited) @Altostrata I do not always feel of symptoms only after awakening. Sometimes it is anxiety, mild shortness of breath, or anger - emotional instability. Which only feel symptoms at scoping diary of symptoms, because late difficult to remember. If not written at that time, then did not feel anything wrong. More early morning symptoms was the discontinuation of medication about 2 weeks. I can not specify when anxiety is stronger, sometimes in the morning, sometimes at evening , and sometimes during the day. But as I mentioned it weaker and less frequent than in the beginning, when only discontinue. Fish oil started to drink when discontinuation of medication. Also, over the month drank group B vitamins, vitamin C, and minerals. Now also received a Young Living juices, which contain many trace elements, amino acids and vitamins. What you think about Young Living Oils? Are there any herbal remedies, which can not be used in combination with trazodone (I know that St. John's wort should not be). Yet I think I should try magnesium. Thank you very much for the advice. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus manymoretodays Posted September 24, 2018 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted September 24, 2018 Hi Asta, I'm going to jump back in here to your introduction/journal for a minute. Here's what we've got on aromatherapy and essential oils Many of us find we have to be fairly cautious with any type of supplement due to increased sensitivities to things. In general, I stick to single ingredients, and then just try one new thing at a time. It sounds like some of your supplements/additives have mixed ingredients. If I were you......I would avoid those for now. You might want to return the juices formulation......for now, if unopened......... This might be something you can consider at a later date. As you've had some adverse responses to the medication(s)/drug, I think you should proceed carefully. You may be a bit sensitive. I still use an old fashioned calendar with boxes, to record anything new tried. And then I wait........in case I have a new symptom.......it's easy to trace back to something I've recently done differently. You can also note improvements with this form of record keeping, which helps a lot.......to see that you are having improvements, and making progress. It helps to take away from focusing on the negatives. Look at the magnesium link that Alto and I have left here for you. I'm a fan of the Epsom salt(magnesium sulfate) in my bath. Very calming. And then I often do use magnesium citrate, diluted in water to drink over a time period. I don't usually down it all at once. Many here use capsules of magnesium once or twice a day. Especially look at the first part of the magnesium link to find out more on the different types. On the B vitamins......we've got a lot here on those. I'll leave you with the one on B12- essential for mood and nervous system To read more on B vitamins you can just use your main browser to type in survivingantidepressants.org and then B vitamins To search here on the site, go to symptoms and self care.......and at the top right you will see a search box. You can type in the topic you'd like more information on and you should find many options to look at. Many here do find B6 over stimulating. I know I did. All for now, Love, peace, healing, and growth, mmt Late 2023- gone to emeritus status, inactive, don't @ me, I can check who I've posted on, and I'm not really here like I used to be......thanks. Started with psycho meds/psychiatric care circa 1988. In retrospect, and on contemplation, situational overwhelm. Rounding up to 30 years of medications(30 medication trials, poly-pharmacy maximum was 3 at one time). 5/28/2015-off Adderal salts 2.5mg. (I had been on that since hospital 10/2014) 12/2015---just holding, holding, holding, with trileptal/oxcarb at 75 mg. 1/2 tab at hs. My last psycho med ever! Tapered @ 10% every 4 weeks, sometimes 2 weeks to 2016 Dec 16, medication free!! Longer signature post here, with current supplements. Herb and alcohol free since 5/15/2016. And.....I quit smoking 11/2021. Lapsed. Redo of quit smoking 9/28/2022. Can you say Hallelujah?(took me long enough)💜 None of my posts are intended as medical advice. Please discuss any decisions about your medical care with a knowledgeable medical provider. My success story: Blue skies ahead, clear sailing Link to comment
Asta Posted September 24, 2018 Author Share Posted September 24, 2018 (edited) Another noticed that I am sensitive to certain sounds, noise. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted September 24, 2018 Author Share Posted September 24, 2018 Thank you, manymoretodays. Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted September 24, 2018 Author Share Posted September 24, 2018 (edited) And yet two months of taking Cortistop (Young Living). Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Leo1983 Posted September 24, 2018 Share Posted September 24, 2018 Cortistop?? May 2016 - Aug 2016 - Prozac 20mg March 2017 - June 2017 - Sertraline 100mg. Horrific withdrawal 5 m onths. July 2017 - Aug 2017 - Mirtazapine 15mg. Horrific. August 2017 - December 2017 Fluoxetine 10mg for 2 weeks ghen Escitalopram 20mg for 12 weeks. Never felt normal since this. Or baseline. March 2018 - June 2018 - Escitalopram 5mg for 12 weeks. Stopped and here i am full of symptoms i never had. Link to comment
Asta Posted September 24, 2018 Author Share Posted September 24, 2018 (edited) CortiStop® Women's is a proprietary dietary supplement designed to help the body maintain its natural balance and harmony. When under stress, the body produces cortisol. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Leo1983 Posted September 24, 2018 Share Posted September 24, 2018 Im high on cortisol even when im not stressed at the moment. May 2016 - Aug 2016 - Prozac 20mg March 2017 - June 2017 - Sertraline 100mg. Horrific withdrawal 5 m onths. July 2017 - Aug 2017 - Mirtazapine 15mg. Horrific. August 2017 - December 2017 Fluoxetine 10mg for 2 weeks ghen Escitalopram 20mg for 12 weeks. Never felt normal since this. Or baseline. March 2018 - June 2018 - Escitalopram 5mg for 12 weeks. Stopped and here i am full of symptoms i never had. Link to comment
Asta Posted September 24, 2018 Author Share Posted September 24, 2018 Just trying everything to help mitigate the terrible symptoms of WD. Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Leo1983 Posted September 24, 2018 Share Posted September 24, 2018 How long you been off Lexapro now? How long were you on it again? May 2016 - Aug 2016 - Prozac 20mg March 2017 - June 2017 - Sertraline 100mg. Horrific withdrawal 5 m onths. July 2017 - Aug 2017 - Mirtazapine 15mg. Horrific. August 2017 - December 2017 Fluoxetine 10mg for 2 weeks ghen Escitalopram 20mg for 12 weeks. Never felt normal since this. Or baseline. March 2018 - June 2018 - Escitalopram 5mg for 12 weeks. Stopped and here i am full of symptoms i never had. Link to comment
Asta Posted September 24, 2018 Author Share Posted September 24, 2018 (edited) Escitalopram taking almost 5 months, stopped the 8 weeks. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Leo1983 Posted September 24, 2018 Share Posted September 24, 2018 Im 14 weeks and better. But not normal yet. You will find as each month passes you get better im sure. I hear the 1st 6 month is the worse. May 2016 - Aug 2016 - Prozac 20mg March 2017 - June 2017 - Sertraline 100mg. Horrific withdrawal 5 m onths. July 2017 - Aug 2017 - Mirtazapine 15mg. Horrific. August 2017 - December 2017 Fluoxetine 10mg for 2 weeks ghen Escitalopram 20mg for 12 weeks. Never felt normal since this. Or baseline. March 2018 - June 2018 - Escitalopram 5mg for 12 weeks. Stopped and here i am full of symptoms i never had. Link to comment
Administrator Altostrata Posted September 24, 2018 Administrator Share Posted September 24, 2018 7 hours ago, Asta said: I can not specify when anxiety is stronger, sometimes in the morning, sometimes at evening , and sometimes during the day. But as I mentioned it weaker and less frequent than in the beginning, Asta, waves of symptoms are "normal" for withdrawal syndrome. It's good that yours are getting weaker. Be sure to treat your nervous system gently, it's trying to fix itself. I'm not familiar with the herbs etc. you mentioned. Generally, we recommend only fish oil and magnesium. St. John's Wort is NOT a good idea. Please search for topics about herbs and supplements in the Symptoms and Self-care forum. 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
Moderator Emeritus manymoretodays Posted September 25, 2018 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) 4 hours ago, Altostrata said: Please search for topics about herbs and supplements in the Symptoms and Self-care forum Hi Asta, I would sure hold, if I were you, in investing any more money in multiple ingredient supplements..........like the ones that apparently are being peddled to you via Young Living. The Cortistop was easy to find by just googling. And it contains multiple ingredients of unknown amounts. Pretty pricey too!!! Cancel your continued order if you have one, and tell them that you have sensitivities, and have had adverse reactions to medications if you have to. You shouldn't have to. Companies like these thrive on selling people more than they can use, it's called MLM(multilevel marketing), and also often make unfounded claims as to the healing properties of their products. Stuff like this, is risky, at best. Even if you had a CNS/ANS not influenced by drugs/medications.......... I would not spend any more money on this or getting more of their proprietary blends now. I'm a user of some essential oils via the skin, or in the air with a diffuser. But.........extra caution for those of us in acute or protracted W/D. I'm doubtful Young Living has any knowledge of this. Best, mmt Edited September 25, 2018 by manymoretodays Late 2023- gone to emeritus status, inactive, don't @ me, I can check who I've posted on, and I'm not really here like I used to be......thanks. Started with psycho meds/psychiatric care circa 1988. In retrospect, and on contemplation, situational overwhelm. Rounding up to 30 years of medications(30 medication trials, poly-pharmacy maximum was 3 at one time). 5/28/2015-off Adderal salts 2.5mg. (I had been on that since hospital 10/2014) 12/2015---just holding, holding, holding, with trileptal/oxcarb at 75 mg. 1/2 tab at hs. My last psycho med ever! Tapered @ 10% every 4 weeks, sometimes 2 weeks to 2016 Dec 16, medication free!! Longer signature post here, with current supplements. Herb and alcohol free since 5/15/2016. And.....I quit smoking 11/2021. Lapsed. Redo of quit smoking 9/28/2022. Can you say Hallelujah?(took me long enough)💜 None of my posts are intended as medical advice. Please discuss any decisions about your medical care with a knowledgeable medical provider. My success story: Blue skies ahead, clear sailing Link to comment
Asta Posted September 25, 2018 Author Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) Hi all, three days really felt quite well. Yesterday evening, suddenly a headache and nausea. I tried to sleep, I got up from terrible specific headache, I newer had like this. One head side so much pressure, to sinus pressure emerged, presureally one eaye . Very vomiting, Ear and throat pain. I went to the hospital have been given pain medication and magnesium. Pain decreased slightly, but not disappeared, and now feel sick. Is there someone had done so? Is this W/D? Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted September 25, 2018 Author Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) Thank you, Lee, for the kind words, we now really need them. Why until now allow the sale of these poisons, I really do not understand .. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted September 25, 2018 Author Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) @Altostrata @manymoretodays Hi all, three days really felt quite well. Yesterday evening, suddenly a headache and nausea. I tried to sleep, I got up from terrible specific headache, I newer had like this. One head side so much pressure, to sinus pressure emerged, presureally one eaye . Very vomiting, Ear and throat pain. I went to the hospital have been given pain medication and magnesium. Pain decreased slightly, but not disappeared, and now feel sick. Is there someone had done so? Is this W/D? Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus manymoretodays Posted September 25, 2018 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) Good morning Asta, at least here in the States, Okay then......good that you got checked out. Was a diagnosis given? And oh boy.......if I were you, I would go very cautious with the "pain medication" most certainly, depending on what it is, of course. If it's an opiate or derivative of/ or synthetic, man made........it's always best......in my opinion........to switch to something non-addictive as soon as possible. When did the vomiting occur in relation to your drug intake? Drug and symptom notes again will be helpful. Time on the left. Drug, dose, and symptoms on the right. You may have gotten "sick" due to the new medication/drug. No reason that you can't check with the hospital or pharmacist/druggist on this. Perhaps a lowered dosage of the "pain medication" and/or non drug coping. I always, without hesitation.......check out prescriptions and drug interactions before taking them........drugs.com is a good, simple site to do this at. drugs.com It's up to you now.......with help, to keep educating yourself, and empowering yourself and begin to manage your health assertively. You might consider taking it a bit easy on reading, if you are doing a lot of this.........here..........and then thinking, that you'll have the worst case ever........as far as W/D goes. Time, patience........the acceptance of W/D, and increased sensitivities to drug and other substances. You need to be aware of this increased sensitivity and let prescriber's and supplement peddlers know of this. We can't take care of other medical issues here, if one has been diagnosed in your case. It's unclear to me from the information given. Best, and as always.......Love, peace, healing/in recovery, and growth, mmt And excellent on the 3 days feeling really quite well!!! Super. Edited September 25, 2018 by manymoretodays Late 2023- gone to emeritus status, inactive, don't @ me, I can check who I've posted on, and I'm not really here like I used to be......thanks. Started with psycho meds/psychiatric care circa 1988. In retrospect, and on contemplation, situational overwhelm. Rounding up to 30 years of medications(30 medication trials, poly-pharmacy maximum was 3 at one time). 5/28/2015-off Adderal salts 2.5mg. (I had been on that since hospital 10/2014) 12/2015---just holding, holding, holding, with trileptal/oxcarb at 75 mg. 1/2 tab at hs. My last psycho med ever! Tapered @ 10% every 4 weeks, sometimes 2 weeks to 2016 Dec 16, medication free!! Longer signature post here, with current supplements. Herb and alcohol free since 5/15/2016. And.....I quit smoking 11/2021. Lapsed. Redo of quit smoking 9/28/2022. Can you say Hallelujah?(took me long enough)💜 None of my posts are intended as medical advice. Please discuss any decisions about your medical care with a knowledgeable medical provider. My success story: Blue skies ahead, clear sailing Link to comment
Asta Posted September 25, 2018 Author Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) In the hospital did not say that it terminated antidepressant. Anyway, they will not understand anything about W/D, just get carries away. The hospital has established migraine, injected magnesium and mild pain medication-Metamizole. Home supply drinking Ibuprofen- nor strong for pain, said it helps. My main question vomiting and headache WD? It also hurt the stomach. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus manymoretodays Posted September 25, 2018 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) Hi again, Asta, It could be related to your Trazodone/Triticco. An adverse effect of this medication. And then, yes, some W/D symptoms from the Lexapro. And thank you for the additional information. Have a look here at the first post in Tips for tapering off trazodone "It's nasty because it has an evil active metabolite, meta-Chlorophenylpiperazine (mCPP), and a huge number of interactions with other drugs that can make you feel very sick.First, carefully read the below to see if you have any adverse effects from trazodone.Trazodone's evil byproduct, mCPP Trazodone's active metabolite, mCPP, does the opposite of aiding sleep -- it's very, very activating, often in an unpleasant way." I extracted that one bit out of the link, I really can't state it better than how Altostrata did. All for now, and best, mmt p.s........and oh, I know Asta, you did good NOT getting involved in any W/D debates at the hospital. Hugs. Edited September 25, 2018 by manymoretodays in green Late 2023- gone to emeritus status, inactive, don't @ me, I can check who I've posted on, and I'm not really here like I used to be......thanks. Started with psycho meds/psychiatric care circa 1988. In retrospect, and on contemplation, situational overwhelm. Rounding up to 30 years of medications(30 medication trials, poly-pharmacy maximum was 3 at one time). 5/28/2015-off Adderal salts 2.5mg. (I had been on that since hospital 10/2014) 12/2015---just holding, holding, holding, with trileptal/oxcarb at 75 mg. 1/2 tab at hs. My last psycho med ever! Tapered @ 10% every 4 weeks, sometimes 2 weeks to 2016 Dec 16, medication free!! Longer signature post here, with current supplements. Herb and alcohol free since 5/15/2016. And.....I quit smoking 11/2021. Lapsed. Redo of quit smoking 9/28/2022. Can you say Hallelujah?(took me long enough)💜 None of my posts are intended as medical advice. Please discuss any decisions about your medical care with a knowledgeable medical provider. My success story: Blue skies ahead, clear sailing Link to comment
Asta Posted September 25, 2018 Author Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) My husband two days ago bought a ticket to Italy. Flight today, I wanted to give up travel because of bad feeling. I thought, or at home is bad, or bad in Italy ... and maybe in Italy will be better ... Peace and Calming. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted September 25, 2018 Author Share Posted September 25, 2018 (edited) So today I am flying to Italy ... Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted September 29, 2018 Author Share Posted September 29, 2018 (edited) It increased appetite, W / D? It is very tempting sweets. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Leo1983 Posted September 29, 2018 Share Posted September 29, 2018 Very common sweet tooth with this. May 2016 - Aug 2016 - Prozac 20mg March 2017 - June 2017 - Sertraline 100mg. Horrific withdrawal 5 m onths. July 2017 - Aug 2017 - Mirtazapine 15mg. Horrific. August 2017 - December 2017 Fluoxetine 10mg for 2 weeks ghen Escitalopram 20mg for 12 weeks. Never felt normal since this. Or baseline. March 2018 - June 2018 - Escitalopram 5mg for 12 weeks. Stopped and here i am full of symptoms i never had. Link to comment
Asta Posted October 3, 2018 Author Share Posted October 3, 2018 (edited) I would like to reduce trazodone, I am using 75 mg Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Leo1983 Posted October 3, 2018 Share Posted October 3, 2018 Hey. How's you? May 2016 - Aug 2016 - Prozac 20mg March 2017 - June 2017 - Sertraline 100mg. Horrific withdrawal 5 m onths. July 2017 - Aug 2017 - Mirtazapine 15mg. Horrific. August 2017 - December 2017 Fluoxetine 10mg for 2 weeks ghen Escitalopram 20mg for 12 weeks. Never felt normal since this. Or baseline. March 2018 - June 2018 - Escitalopram 5mg for 12 weeks. Stopped and here i am full of symptoms i never had. Link to comment
Asta Posted October 3, 2018 Author Share Posted October 3, 2018 (edited) Hey, not bad. Sometimes I feel joint pain, anxiety less and shorter. I want to reduce trazodone. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted October 5, 2018 Author Share Posted October 5, 2018 Two days, when I am reducing trazadone, I am taking 67 mg, it's very difficult to divide. Had a bad sleep this night, and in the morning my head was bad and a little sick. Any advice. Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
Asta Posted October 9, 2018 Author Share Posted October 9, 2018 (edited) Hi, 10 weeks off escitalopram. 6 days, when decreased the trazadone (67 mg). In the morning, the headache, feel sick. Short ear and throat pain, short term air gap, a slight dizziness, slight anxiety. Edited October 12, 2018 by ChessieCat Escitalopram (Cipralex): 17 Mar 2018, 5mg; 18 Mar, 10mg; 8 Jun, 5mg; 19 Jul, 2.5mg; 30 Jul 2018, 0mg Trazodone (Triticco): 28 Apr 2018, 50mg; 18 Jun, 66mg; 19 Jun, 75mg; 4 Oct, 67mg; 10 Nov, 62.5mg; 18 Nov, 62mg; 7 Dec, 56mg; 3 Jan 2019, 50mg; 30 Jan, 45 mg; 24 Feb, 41 mg; 23 Mar, 37 mg; 26 Apr, 33,3 mg; 22 May, 30 mg; 18 Jun, 27 mg; 5 Aug, 24,3 mg; 1 Sept, 21,9 mg; 28 Sept, 19,7 mg; 26 Oct, 17,7 mg; 23 Nov, 15,9 mg; 21 Dec, 14,3 mg; 18 Jan 2020, 12,9 mg; 16 Feb, 11,6 mg; 15 Mar, 10,44 mg; 12 Apr, 9,4 mg; 10 May, 8,5 mg; 7 Jun, 7,65 mg; 5 Jul, 6,89 mg; 2 Aug, 6,2 mg; 30 Aug, 5,58 mg; 27 Sept, 5,02 mg; 25 Oct, 4,52 mg; 22 Nov, 4,07 mg; 20 Dec, 3,66 mg; 17 Jan 2021, 3,29 mg; 14 Feb, 2,96 mg; 14 Mar, 2,66 mg; 11 Apr, 2,39 mg; 9 May, 2,15 mg; 6 Jun, 1,94 mg; 4 Jul, 1,75 mg; 1 Aug, 1,58 mg; 29 Aug, 1,42 mg; 26 Sept, 1,28 mg; 24 Oct, 1,15 mg; 21 Nov, 1,04 mg; 19 Dec, 0,94 mg; 17 Jan 2022, 0,85 mg; 13 Feb, 0,77 mg; 13 Mar, 0,69 mg; 10 Apr, 0,62 mg; 8 May, 0,56 mg; 5 Jun, 0,5 mg; 19 Jun, 0,45 mg; 3 Jul, 0,41 mg; 17 Jul, 0,37 mg; 31 Jul, 0,33 mg; 14 Aug, 0,3 mg; 28 Aug, 0,27 mg; 11 Sept, 0,24 mg; 25 Sept, 0,22 mg; 9 Oct, 0,2; 23 Oct, 0,18 mg; 6 Nov, 0,16 mg; 20 Nov, 0,14 mg; 4 Dec, 0,13 mg; 18 Dec, 0,12 mg; 1 Jan 2023, 0,11 mg; 15 Jan, 0,10 mg; 29 Jan, 0,09 mg; 12 Feb, 0,08 mg; 26 Feb, 0,07 mg; 12 Mar, 0,06 mg; 26 Mar, 0,05 mg; 9 Apr, 0,04 mg; 23 Apr, 0,03 mg; 7 May, 0,02 mg; 21 May, 0,01 mg, 4 Jun 0 mg! Link to comment
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