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Anxiety: bouts of nervousness, dry flushing and nausea
Depression & Anxiety | Last Active: Feb 18, 2019 | Replies (93)Comment receiving replies
@ccdc I know this feeling. I scare myself at times. Mornings are the worse for some reason. Therapy in the past was a disaster as I believed the threats of some seriously disturbed professionals. I advocate for myself now. Just because someone is a professional does not always mean they are ethical. Do your homework. There are good therapists. They are hard to find. If you are not comfortable with one then find another. No one knows "you" as you yourself do. I do hope you can get some help. CBT has helped the most and the other therapists I had did not teach thus. I knew more about their lives than they did mine. The things you mentioned are real. Everyone deserves some quality of life. Keep us posted as you can.
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thanks @lisalucier for caring. I called the dr who prescribed the Wellbutrin this morning. He told me to quit taking it and to go see my GP to be checked out which I will tomorrow. He also said I shouldn't have any withdrawals but I'm wondering if I will. If anyone has gone off it cold turkey I'd love to know how you did. I really love being able to be real and know that there are others who truly understand.
How long have you been taking the Buspiron/Wellbutrin? I would expect no ill effects if just a couple of weeks or so, any longer and I wouldn't know. Maybe someone else who has discontinued Wellbutrin could offer us some insight or even what they may have done to minimize any effects of discontinuation?
Thanks! I've been on it 3 weeks. So far today no withdrawals but I'd think it would take a few days for them to start.
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Hello @jimhd I didn't think of a secondary medication. Sounds good and I will certainly ask her about it. I'll mention Remeron, also. Thanks so much Jim.