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[Vicky81]

Yes it's me done something stupid , Tuesday Wednesday tried slynd- didn't agree
Thursday I took 2 cerazette (as someone I know I'm not naming recommended 2 fir goid suppression) made me feel sick and very jittery . I know some people may say give things a chance but when in withdrawal you know very quickly when something won't agree with your nervous system.
Yesterday I had to  go the chemist as I've now chosen zoely I was all over the place , my eyes were blurry anx felt drunk like.
I know this hs my fault but you have to keep in mind certain brands don't agree with my sensitive nervous syrem due to my ongoing withdrawal (until I stabilise again on my duloxetine that's how withdrawal works)
I git in the flat and burst out crying I felt not like me, please whoever replies can yiu be kind and show compassion I was only trying and I'm in a different boat body and nervous system wise to you lucky lot.
 even this morning I've got more fatigue and slight blurry eyes.
Stupid question but wanted to reach out ...this is definitely me taking these 2 brands isn't it?  It just panicked me and the fatigue it gave me was terrible.
Please please be nice as I'm sensitive at the moment more than ever .
Just want reassurance that it was those tablets ss I didn't have the weird drunk feeling before ....sorry I know it sounds simple but yiu ladies make me feel better even if I've been a bit careless....please reply as I'm still feeling rotten abd I feel rotten about myself . I just hope the zoeky works nicely thsts why I chose it .....even though was recommended on here ....it's gentler I believe.
Anyway I hope to hear from some kind hearted people xxxxxx

[Minusminnie]

How much sleep are you getting at the moment Vicky ?
If not much could you ask the GP for something to help.

Your blurry eyes and drunk feeling to me suggests nervous exhaustion, stress and lack of sleep rather than trying different products just for a few days.

Just my thoughts.

[Vicky81]

Hey Minnie yes I get lots of sleep hun .and i do gave stress abd anxietycoming from my withdrawaland possibky my fluctuations thats why im rying to suppress....I know it's yhe tablets I took them 4 days back to back 2 different brands....I know my own body and the withdrawal doesn't help.
I felt terrible. .....
Just wanted some kind words that'll they'll eventually go I've ne er had that before.  And just some reassurance that what ive done is probably too much for me in 4 days.....I hope sone other lovely kind orople can message me words of reassurance
I'm so happy you took hhe time Minnie thank you beautiful lady xxx

[Ayesha]

You say you have lots of GP's looking after you. As I mentioned before, your situation is complex and delicate and you really should be seeking advice from them, not from women's own experiences on a forum. Also we are not medically trained, you could end up in a dangerous situation if you don't seek professional advice.

[Vicky81]

Sorry Ayshea I don't understand what yiu mean by dangerous situation? I'm back at work in brisdmoor but I'm ging through a withdrawal which makes yiu cry alot and give you a sensitive nervous system.
All I wanted to know from here was about different pills to suppress ovaries. I admit j shouldn't have taken Slynd then cerazette 2 days later but I knew thry weren't fir me as you just know when in withdrawal.  Don't worry I have my faculties lol I'm just suffering with peri returning and it adds to the withdrawal side effects which are very unkind . Xx please be kind as everyone is going through tough times , people font know much about withdrawal and that's fine , but I just reached out here with alot of peri anxiety looking for a goid pill to try. That's all, I'm a kind hearted person just needing to find the right pill that's all because the anger that comes with my peri which jt did st ghe start is horrible. So I need a good pill ....hopefully zoley will fo hhe Job as recommended....oh just to add I also have a side job with the CQC so I'm no nutter haha ...well maybe a bit.im just a bit stuck in hole and I need advice on here ....if I ask something beyond someone's remit then I apologise. All I want is to feel like I did before I had to stop yasmin, I don't mean any harm xxx

[Minusminnie]

Hey Minnie yes I get lots of sleep hun .and i do gave stress abd anxietycoming from my withdrawaland possibky my fluctuations thats why im rying to suppress....I know it's yhe tablets I took them 4 days back to back 2 different brands....I know my own body and the withdrawal doesn't help.
I felt terrible. .....
Just wanted some kind words that'll they'll eventually go I've ne er had that before.  And just some reassurance that what ive done is probably too much for me in 4 days.....I hope sone other lovely kind orople can message me words of reassurance
I'm so happy you took hhe time Minnie thank you beautiful lady xxx

I think that you mentioned that you have gone back on to your antidepressant at 10mg (if i remember correctly) but not quite stable as yet.

If you feel really bad could i suggest that you just walk into A&E, get triaged and speak to someone there. Fresh eyes on everything and you've nothing to lose.

  Vicky

ps (part reason i am saying this is that i wonder if the GPs you mention are inhouse ones at work as i have wondered about your ease of obtaining different HRTs lately)

[Vicky81]

Hey Minnie my lovely girl!
Nah hospital can't do anything.....my situation is a little complex a d nit alot of ppl understand withdrawal and how it affects people.
I. On 20mg duloxetine as I was advised by a withdrawal website in America (they are experts in withdrawal and Tapering down) you keep tablets low as much sx u can to not rock your nervous system which has already been knocked badly by tye withdrawal itself.i almost stabilised and was feeling great back in March til a GP put me on too high a b12 tablet.....b12 wax told to me that irlts notorious for people to take at high doses in withdrawal so I tried to go up slightly didn't work , tried I jections -God knows why.....they made me all worse I just thought they'd get me back to work quicker....wrong. so I've has to learn sometimes the hard way along my way in this withdrawal but I understand totally this isn't the place or forum for this type of chat, that's why I try nit to mention ut. But it was just to give yourself and anyone else a little info.
Thanks Minnie you've always been so kind to me when you write to me....it means so much ....lots if love xxxx

[Minusminnie]

The hospitals have Mental Health Liason Teams who might advise with bad withdrawal symptoms re an antidepressant.

My feeling is that you are getting information from forums to devise a self treatment plan and that you are obtaining presciptions too easily possibly from inhouse GPs at work.

If so this may be to your detriment.

Take Care Vicky.



 

[CLKD]

I agree that U should seek advice from the same medical professional outside of the work place, so that U have regular appropriate treatment.

R your work aware of your apparent 'withdrawal' issues?  I never had problems with withdrawal from any prescription medications, my GP over saw every issue on a daily basis when necessary. MayB it's time for your work place to put you on 'garden leave' to supervise any withdrawal problems so that U can concentrate on your work responsibilities.


Perhaps U could read through the responses to all of your threads and make notes of what has been suggested by members here, remembering that we are sharing individual experiences . Many here are going through problems and situations and when many threads are opened on similar issues by the same member, it's hard work keeping up! 

[Vicky81]

Thanks Minnie tlyes they do but they're not up on withdrwal funnily enough
 So yes the American withdrawal site was recommended to me by a psychiatrist at the hospital . Said it had help alit of people. So with this I'm on yhe right and only track.

No my treatment plan has been put together by the American site alongside my GPS. The American site have doctors who are specially trained in the field of antidepressant withdrawal and how to taper down correctly with many other topics and help on there it's been amazing.

CLKD - I'm not getting my plan from my work  place that was never mentioned. They are great at advising and helping as like me, we are all trained in mental health.
Yes as soon as the withdrawal started they were amazing .
I totally understand most people here are suffering just like me , but I'm not very techno minded and sometimes my topics are similar yes, but I'm trying to signpost people so that they have a chance to read and reply if I'm lucky. As someone said to me on here months ago, there is no harm if someone wants to put a few posts up, no rule against it, I try yo make it not sound like the rest but one lasldy on here has given me so much guidance on what I was looking fir she's been amazing.....never got annoyed at my questions......she's been were I am. I don't wabt to mention her name as don't wabt to make her feel awkward.  But I'm very happy with the infiemation not just from her but from, nice folk like Mary G, Minnie mouse, and a few others ...very lovejy indeed xxxxx

[Vicky81]

Oops sorry 4 typos

[dangermouse]

The best analogy I can think of is to imagine going on a diet tomorrow and expecting the weight to have all gone by the next day. It takes consistency before you can read into whether it’s working.

I would stick with your Zoely to suppress your cycle with the knowledge that you will feel worse before you feel better. If you feel worse it’s a good sign something is shifting. If you didn’t feel anything it may not be doing anything.

As you know, antidepressant withdrawal, even done with the finest titration, will be sending your nervous system all over the place. However, again, it’s a sign things are shifting in the right direction.

Try to picture all of this as travelling in a car on a very bumpy road that is taking you to where you will finally feel balanced. Enjoy the ride, reframe the adrenaline as moments of joy. Put some music on, dance, put a scary film on, scream! Matching the adrenaline will help you to ride it out.

You could also chart your moods a few times a day in a diary, then compare them every week and you’ll start to see the subtle changes as they happen.

Have fun and enjoy the ride!

[Vicky81]

Aw Minnie yiu know what I'm just about to put a post up similar yo the advice you've just gave!
I won't ramble here il let u read it .......
Yiure a star .....I just feel so teary and stuck xxxx

[Minusminnie]

Keep re reading what Dangermouse has written Vicky.

Maybe also cut out the coffee caffeine & coke that you’ve mentioned elsewhere. Caffeine can’t be helping at the moment.

[Vicky81]

Thanks Minnie I can't stop crying xxx