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Grand Magnate
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Zoloft 50 mg twice a day... 50 mg of xanax four time a day or as needed.... Can these have adverce reactions?
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i dont know either meds myself but xanax is addictive so if you're taking 200mg a day that seems like a lot but your dr did it for a reason
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The Zoloft dose you are taking is not high. I take over 100mg Zoloft per day myself and my pdoc wants me to try and go up to 200mg per day (which is the maximum recommended daily dose for Zoloft). But the Xanax dose sounds extremely high....Did you mean 0.5mg 4x a day?? That would sound about right.
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Yes. ,5 mg x 4 per day... as needed. Somehow I am still not balanced... and a bit worried that maybe, the med's might be the cause???? Love my Dr/T.... and trust her totally
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I really hope it all evens out. Are these meds new for you? Zoloft can definitely cause more anxiety and all kinds of other weird symptoms at the beginning, before your system adjusts to it.
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No.... been on them since Jan 2010...
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Glad you really like your Dr/T. That is worth so much!! Hope she can help to get you feeling balanced!
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Me too!!!
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OK... Just received my blood work back.... I have to have this done every 6 months... All ok including cholesterol - good and bad- Thyroid, sugar, etc. BUT my vitamin D was very low.... Still don't understand why??? Now on D2 1.25 mg (50,000 units) for the next three months. Did some research.... Vitamin D defiency can cause depression, bone loss, nail growth... and yes, my teeth look like ice thin all of a sudden.... ghrrrr.... wonder if this had anything to do with my latest panic/anxiety/PSTD episode combined with all the life drama???? I took my first pill Friday... and feel now like a totally new person! No naps during the day... no going to bed before 11 am.... Who would have guessed!!!! Hugs
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Wow!! That's GREAT news!!!! Really happy to hear that the Vitamin D is making such a big, positive difference!
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Again.... took my second vitamin D2 pill today... and feel fantastic!!!! Only one Xanax... and was able to take five 14 year old girls to the Netherworld.... needless to say... I almost peed my pants and had a heart attach!!!! Finally had some FUN!!!!
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YAY!!!!!!!!!!
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Hi... with my PC pals.... I would highly recommend they run the full blood scan for various defiencies.... I never had any idea I was vitamin D dificient, until I noticed my fingernails not growing, my teeth enamel started deteriorating, being SUPER tired all the time (ie. having to take a nap at noon and going to bed... the latest by 8pm). I tought the tiredness was due to the crazy drama in my life.... but now happy, it was not all in my mind!!!! Hugs & I still have my issues... but they don't seem quite as bad
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Hmmmmm maybe that is what I need to have done. I am exhausted all the time. I go to bed by midnight up at 730 ready for a nap at 9, my nap turns into sleeping til 130 or later. Might go pick up a bottle of Vit D and see if that helps. Glad it is working for you.
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I take vitamin D and find it makes a huge difference too.
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