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  • Utopia Omega
    Answered by Utopia Omega
    One year ago

    Fortunately I've managed to keep off tablets for a long time, however when I was first diagnosed they gave me Propranolol 10mg for my panic attacks, Dolsuepin 35mg for Depression & anti-nausua tablets because my panic attacks often make me/make me feel, sick.

  • scoobie
    Answered by scoobie
    One year ago

    I take 375 mg of Venlaxine for depression and 30 mg of Mirtazipine for anxiety. I tried to 'up' the Mirtazipine to 40mg but my skin on my chest & face broke out in spots - not good for a 40 year old woman. So have to stick at 30 although would like to up the anxiety meds.

  • girlychiq
    Answered by girlychiq
    One year ago

    Hi im taking Xanor... and sometimes if its not that bad but im fearing of having an attack i take atarax 10 mg...- it works a lot for me... if i dont feel like taking any tablet i dont... :)

  • mechanic72
    Answered by mechanic72
    One year ago

    I am very intolerant to medications. They usually always produce the rare side effects or paradoxical effects with me. For me I do better the less I take. Paxil worked for only a short period of time but was on it for several years. Seroquel was added and that gave me diabetes and Priapism. Cymbalta, worked okay for a couple of years and then pooped out. Effexor made my panic attacks worse. Prozac gave me chronic severe anxiety and nausea. Neurotin gave me severe rage. :( Everyone's body metabolizes things differently so how it affects one person does not mean it will have the same effect with you. Same with withdrawals I know someone that could never get off of paxil. Yet I had no problem. I had a horrible time getting off of Effexor. I was able to quite Neurotin almost cold turkey without any withdrawals. Its a trial and error type of deal. I can say this. If a medication did work I noticed some improvement almost immediately. If they didn't work I got a bad reaction from the first dose. I know that I am the exception to most of this.

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