Lol, that's true.I came off Prozac over a two week period with I think, little withdrawal symptoms. Sometimes it's hard to tell what's a withdrawal symptom from the symptoms that got you onto the medication in the first place.
Hi Cirqueme. What a pleasant statement to hear on this forum. "I just don't have anxiety anymore". You're an inspiration for the rest of us. Congrats.I just don't have anxiety anymore...mine was a situation thing....the situation is no longer a problem anymore.
Encouraging to hear. I hope it stays that way for youI just don't have anxiety anymore...mine was a situation thing....the situation is no longer a problem anymore.
Thank youEncouraging to hear. I hope it stays that way for you![]()
Thank you so muchThat's really great, @Cirqueme ! I'm going to give an honest answer to you here - most meds don't cause problems for most people. But there are some exceptions, and it's okay if you struggle. I was on Lexapro for about 5 years (20 mg) and weaned off a little over a year ago. I had really bad side effects - headaches, inexplicable rashes and infections, but mostly just really bad sweats and shaking. I weaned slowly, over about 2 months, but it took about 3-6 months for me to feel like myself again and for the shakes to stop. I don't want that to be discouraging - I'm being honest because it's common for folks that DO have more withdarawl to mistake the withdrawal for anxiety symptoms.So I would just say to make sure you do this together with your doctor, and keep an eye on things. Probably won't be a big deal! Good luck to you!