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Old Feb 16, 2015, 12:18 AM
Hopeinnyc Hopeinnyc is offline
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Hi all,

I'm wondering if anyone can give sone insight. Since very young I've been very ill where my mind would race uncontrollably, I felt like I had no neurotransmitters in my brain, I would shake, feel out of body and almost elecrical sensations (possibly seizures). This has gone on for years. An ssri helped for many years but now seems to be worsening things. Im not sure who to go to for testing. Its like my neurotrasnsmitters arent processing correctly. Not sure if the racing mind is mania or a result of very low neurotransmitters?

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Old Feb 16, 2015, 12:28 AM
jaciRock jaciRock is offline
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I'm not sure either but have you talked to the person who prescribed the ssri? Maybe it's time for a different kind of medication that has nothing to do with neurotransmitters.
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Old Feb 16, 2015, 01:48 AM
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My pdoc prescribe AP for racing thoughts and visuals.
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