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Jan 28, 2009, 09:57 AM
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Member Since: Nov 2008
Location: in the glitch inside my brain
Posts: 2,160
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Nothing brilliant to say. Just that I've been there and so have a lot of people with mental disorders. Hang in there. Unfortunately, this is a huge part of managing your illness.  Experimenting with drugs and having to go through all the many wonderful affects of that. It BITES!!
Something is definitely going on. I'm not sure what either. Drugs are complicated. And everyone’s biochemistry is so different.
You need to keep trying to contact your doctor.
He/she is the best one to deal with this.
It may have nothing to do with the Zoloft at all, but could just be your illness progressing. It could have to do with the Lamictal increase. It could be the Zoloft decrease. It could be a combination of all of the above.
Whatever it is, you are in distress and I am sorry you have to go through that.
Keep trying to contact your doctor is the best advice I can give.
Good luck!! I'd like to know how this truns out. I hope you post and let us know.
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