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I injest 200/mg of Lamictal 2x’s/day (400mg/day) and I feel totally disconnected from my body. I’m no stranger to Dissociative Disorders (dp/dr+DID)...but am concerned about how obnoxious it is now.
It’s like there is a void between me and my body...I don’t feel my body as a whole, but as parts if I focus on that part specifically...but it doesn’t feel real. We alters co-host, but do any singletons feel prominently detached from their own body? Do you find yourself depersonalizing as a side effect or worst? I just don’t know if it’s me or the meds. :/ -Concerned |
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I had been on 150 mg of lamictal from 2006-2010 and didn’t feel like that big it’s different for everyone. Def talk to your dr. I felt a lot of anxiety on it and eventually my sight became blurry.
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I have felt like this a lot, though not DID or another identity. It's me, and I'm somewhere either in my head or watching my life like a movie, often while running, driving, but other times too. Recently running, it felt like my body was going, and I didn't feel any part of it unless I concentrated and forced myself to focus, and there were times I only really felt some parts of my body going and not others. Yesterday, I lost a mile. I have a running app on my phone. Every 5 minutes, it announces the time and mileage. Depending on the day and time, I run or jog anywhere from just over a 10-11 minute mile. That means I missed 2, probably 3 times of the app even announcing time and mileage, and when it announced a certain amount of miles, I thought, no way is that right. I had zero memory of the whole last mile. But I looked on my FitBit, and it was right. I don't know what happened; I just lost the time while in my head or not even there really, it's just a blank. It was scary. I have an appt. with the pdoc tomorrow & am going to bring that up. But that is the first time the completely blanking out has happened to me.
However, I have been dissociating a long time, since I was child, so I'm no stranger to it. I may dissociate more now, but I think it is more situational than a result of the Lamictal, maybe both. And I've been on Lamictal a long time, I'd say 6-7 years. It's only lately it's gotten worse, but so has my stress level.
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My anxiety and stress is through the roof...the 20 yr old acts like a 16 and won’t move out, 70 year old mother moved in because an alter wanted her close (not that bad, though)..... Took 2 loans for 2 cars.... My DID is out of control... I feel like an empty box with appendages! Lol ![]() |
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It’s just more noticeable now being that I’ve tuned in finally after all these years. |
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I’m sorry your struggling
![]() Seems your numerous alters keep your life a ongoing messy situation. I wish I had some grand advice but I don’t ![]() ![]()
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