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DeathBecomesMe
Student
- Sep 9, 2018
- 143
If you are looking for long term relief, anti-depressants are likely the most viable. They are cheap and easily prescribed by a GP.
However it's important to be aware of issues that one might have with SSRI's / Anti-D's after long term use. You may need to up the dose to reach sufficient numbness or dullness, which makes the chemistry in your brain quite dependent and possibly altered, which could be a problem if you decide to stop treatment.
Have you been on SSRI's at all or had anything prescribed by a doctor?
However it's important to be aware of issues that one might have with SSRI's / Anti-D's after long term use. You may need to up the dose to reach sufficient numbness or dullness, which makes the chemistry in your brain quite dependent and possibly altered, which could be a problem if you decide to stop treatment.
Have you been on SSRI's at all or had anything prescribed by a doctor?
i am. i cant get to them they have to be handed out to me... they dont work. i just want something easy to get to that i can use to numb myself... like a high almost
Fucking loving it
Specialist
- Sep 3, 2018
- 378
Deutschv2
Student
- Sep 23, 2018
- 177
SSRI worked for me after a month. Have you waited that long? Also numbness is good for bypassing survival instinct.
Lra888
Enlightened
- Sep 30, 2018
- 1,140
worldexploder
Visionary
- Sep 19, 2018
- 2,821
There are plenty of stuff like alcohol for example. What sucks is that these "numbout" substances will make your life even more shittier later on. It's just another crappy example of how reality works. What a prison we are in.
