
Mar 18, 2015, 01:05 PM
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Member Since: Aug 2014
Location: New York
Posts: 431
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Originally Posted by Supanova
No this is not a mixed episode. I know what my mixed is and its certainly not this. I used "ultra rapid cycling" as the title as many do not know what ultradian cycling is, which is pretty much exactly what I am experiencing and I wanted to use terms that the people on this forum can understand.
This is definitely not a mixed episode because the majority of the time I am happy. My mixed are and have only every been both manic and depressed at the same time, not switching between the two. And I have cycled into a mixed state and back out over the last two days.
I am going from hypomania, to mixed, to depressed, to baseline in any order throughout the day. For example just 5 hours ago I was hypomanic and full bottle on my craft project. Suddenly I got
and had to be sedated by the nurses. There was no trigger, all I was doing was my craft project and suddenly I was
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I am confident this will settle and level in a few weeks. My brain is mush at the moment with the heavy duty drugging they have been doing to me the last 3 weeks. My cycles are generally months, so switching rapidly is a very big change for me, but as said I am majority baseline/content so its not so bad to deal with. Being inpatient helps too as I have access to nurses and pdocs 24/7.
I am interested in if other people have these symptoms long term on antidepressants.
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Ah, I understand. That sucks, I'm sorry that's happening. But it's good you have 24/7 support and that you also cognizantly make an effort yourself to get back to baseline.
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"Every person, on the foundation of his or her own sufferings and joys, builds for all." ~Albert Camus
Cymbalta, 60mg -- for the depression.
Latuda, 40mg -- for the paranoia (delusional type).
Adderall, 40mg XR & 5 mg reg -- for the ADD.
Xanax, .5 mg as needed -- for the anxiety.
Topamax, 50mg -- still figuring this one out.
MDD, but possibly have some form of Bipolar Disorder. Then again, I could be paranoid . . .
Well, at least I still have my sense of humor.
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