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Originally Posted by rainbow8
I thought pdoc was the abbreviation for psychiatrist, at least in the psychotherapy forum it is. Yes, it's a psychiatrist I'm seeing! What's your def. of pdoc, just curious? He acts like the jitteriness is my anxiety, but it's NOT. I see him next week and I'll try to get more definitive answers, but it does seem like he wants me to take something else for my "anxiety". I DO have anxiety also, the normal kind, LOL, but I don't know which is worse. This jittery feeling is more physical; my anxiety is emotional.
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Oh I thought it meant like primary care doctor like regular doctor rather than psychiatrist or whatever, since that looks like the same abbreviation for that.
Also it probably is the zoloft, a lot of anti-depressants act a lot like stimulants it seems which can cause jitteryness and since it stimulates the nervous system more its possible it wears you out. Sometimes it is best to get a second opinion but I realise just up and switching to another psychiatrist isn't always practical.