Anyone taken it before? It's expensive as fuck and I havnt read many great things about it so far.
Bit weary to try it tbh.
Bit weary to try it tbh.
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I've heard about this one. I've been suggested it but have not had it yet. Apparently it's new and affective
DepressoEspresso
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- Dec 27, 2019
- 31
Briefly. The nausea I had was awful. I hope you have a better experience than I did.
Life_and_Death
Do what's best for you 🕯️ I'm de-stressing
- Jul 1, 2020
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BeansOfRequirement
Behind the guilt was compassion
- Jan 26, 2021
- 5,759
I believe it was the first out of the three AD I've tried. Did fuck all but put my life on hold like all the other demon pills. I consider myself to finally be recovered form AD use (been around a year since I stopped taking SSRIs) so I guess its effects are reversible at least. Wish the doctors would just prescribe girlfriends instead.
DepressoEspresso
Member
- Dec 27, 2019
- 31
I did not take anything to help with the nausea. You might be able to take meclizine or diphenhydramine. The nausea was significantly worse than the first couple weeks of bupropion (which I highly recommend if standard anti-depressants are not helping).
Life_and_Death
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- Jul 1, 2020
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i havent tried any anti depressants yet but was looking into trying that simply because its like the only thing that doesnt react with the one im currently on however i recently realized it might be a problem. its an NDRI and i think i need something for serotonin. (this medication game is so much fun)
wait.what
no really, what?
- Aug 14, 2020
- 987
Trintellix worked great for me for about 4 years. I had no noticeable side effects. It was like a dream drug. Then it up and quit working. Sucks, but those were 4 years I wouldn't have had otherwise.
I had no nausea. It didn't help me, just somnolence, but no side effects for me other than lots of yawning.
I think yawning is common for meds
And tooth-grinding at night
I think yawning is common for meds
And tooth-grinding at night
Fire&Ash
Specialist
- Apr 15, 2020
- 306
I have add and my doctor just prescribed it to me today saying it could give me energy and help fire up my brain and stuff. How was it for you?
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