Ohhh.

[gemsybobsy]

During the 5–8-day period when sertraline was temporarily replaced by placebo, the most frequent symptoms (reported by more than a quarter of patients) were irritability, agitation, dizziness, headache, nervousness, crying, emotional lability, bad dreams and anger

or all of the above?



I can hear my eyes moving. :/

Comments

[jupiter-erased.livejournal.com]

wtf they gave you placebos? Or you were licking Molko? Either will make you sickybum.

[thebarkside.livejournal.com]

ahaha nooo
I was just reading an article on withdrawal, which is what I'm going through, because I keep oversleeping and missing the cut-off point for making doctor's appointments. So annoying. :'(

[jupiter-erased.livejournal.com]

Hugs xxx I think I replied to this on the other thread. :/

My brain is a noodle!

[communist-tom.livejournal.com]

Withdrawal is very similar to the effects you feel when you first go on them only much worse. That's why whenever you stop you slowly take less and less.

I've had some really bad times, you brain feels like it's moving, your eyes itch, you can't focus on anything. Eugh. That's why I always make sure I repeat prescribe with plenty of time left. Do not want.

I hope you can get back on them soon. :)

[thebarkside.livejournal.com]

Yeah I do this every single time, because I am an unorganised noob (but only with prescriptions, I'm normally great with everything else!) I do it with puffers too, but when I don't have any of them I can just go and nick my nan's. LOLZ. I set an internet alarm and put the laptop over the other side of the room. So I have a doctor's appointment now. :D Yay! *mwah*

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Ceiling cat approves of this! :-)

[reads other threads on post]

Glad they didn't deliberately give you placebos, totally understand the oversleeping thing though! Mornings should be banned on medical grounds. Well done with the laptop alarm though!