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Hola, Has anyone tried BOTH ($30) methylpro and ($58) deplin and have a review of efficacy for each? My pdoc literally just called me and said he's tired making people pay twice the price deplin charges, and wanted me to post, bless his soul. Bless my soul I am a mania and mixed episode monster and cannot be the guinea pig for this SSRI booster. Gracias
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So I developed bipolar I believe about 3 years ago, in the spring of 2014. Some huge amount of journaling and developing other good habits helped me recognize my cycles, and what was probably going on (bipolar runs heavy in my family). I got dignosed in May of this year (2016). Since then I've been on lamictal & latuda, lamictal and seroquil, and currently 400 mg latuda with 10 mg abilify (recently <2 weeks ago). The thing is that since then I've had two full blown manias (never happened before, just prolonged hypomania) and bad depressive episodes thought they are shorter and less inte
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Starting Effexor XR
MarchMayhem posted a topic in Antidepressants - If You're Crappy and You Know It
Hey there, new user here. My doctor started me on Effexor XR, 37.5mg once a day. I took my first dose today around 5, after a couple days reading up on it. I don't know if my mind is just making it seem like I'm having side effects already or what, so I was just curious if anyone experienced the side effects a couple hours after taking it as well. I feel like I'm already getting sweaty, and my vision seems to be getting blurry as well. My heart also won't stop pounding but that could just be because I'm worried about starting the medication. Any feed back would be nice, as well as your persona -
An amazing donation at the museum today... These are the belongings of a female doctor who qualified in 1903. Female doctors were unusual at that time and she had quite a hard time getting patients at first. No one wanted to have a woman for a doctor! She endured and eventually established a busy practice. The large leather bag is a saddlebag for almost all her tools, most of what is set out on the table, amazingly. They fit inside a metal case (to the right of the saddlebag), that was also used for sterilising instruments. Anyway, I found it quite interesting. Also, that book is about her. Oh
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I talk about my mental "breakdown" from a few years ago and the resulting various diagnoses. After trying many different medications that offered no relief, I recently did a session of Iboga and became completely symptom-free after one session (which was about a month ago, now): I also want to stress that I took Iboga TA, and not Ibogaine HCL, which I've read can make mental conditions possibly worse. Iboga TA, on the other hand, can relieve and, I believe, heal various mental "disorders." Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.
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Sometimes, it's hard to remember to take your medicine. Sometimes, you don't want to take your medicine. Maybe, like me, you just need to know that you actually took your medicine! Whatever the reason, this thread is to say: Good job, you took your medicine today. So, to start us off: I just took my evening medicine that the doctor prescribed. Yay me! I am medicated. What about you?
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Addictions are not only dangerous during the abuse of the drug or alcohol, but afterwards as well. Suffering the after math of it is certainly no easy feat, but I suppose this is the price you pay for it. There is no use now wishing that it never happened. It is over now, and all that is left is suffering the damage it left and moving forward. I never smoked a cigarette or did hard street drugs. I smoked weed for awhile, and when I was denied any other type of street drugs since all the dealers were actually looking out for me, I turned to pharmaceutical drugs. I would say I was a pill-popper
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Okay...I was put on Respridal for my Boarderline Personality Disorder...and I started to lactate. It was really strange for me, but I'm slowly getting used to it. I feel freaky as fuck for being facinated by it...like I can't stop touching my nipples now. I hope that isn't tmi...but it's like "WOW! I'm milking!!!" mind you the BPD is easier to manage, but yeah...also, I don't want milk going through my bra on to my shirt. I went to the doctor and everything, forgot to say I was on respridal and the doctor had to check my boobs out, order for a CT scan, and all this other blah blah blah, and