[WhiteClouds]

As of last week my Pdoc began me on Trileptal 150mg & Minipress( Prozosin) 2mg.
I noticed this week I've felt nothing short of depressed. I mean nothing is exciting or fin anymore. I feel rundown, in a haze. I feel so unlike myself. Yawning all the time, nightmares, shaking( hubby recorded it for me to see), jolting in my sleep (this too), awaking to a sore jaw from clinching my teeth so bad in my sleep.

Please share any experiences you've had with these medications. Thanks.

Belle

[rockgal]

Originally Posted by WhiteClouds

As of last week my Pdoc began me on Trileptal 150mg & Minipress( Prozosin) 2mg.
I noticed this week I've felt nothing short of depressed. I mean nothing is exciting or fin anymore. I feel rundown, in a haze. I feel so unlike myself. Yawning all the time, nightmares, shaking( hubby recorded it for me to see), jolting in my sleep (this too), awaking to a sore jaw from clinching my teeth so bad in my sleep.

Please share any experiences you've had with these medications. Thanks.

Belle

Hi. There is another form, Psychobabble, where a member has been taking Prazosin with good results. You might want to check it out and ask some questions over there.

rockgal

[unaluna]

What's in the herbals you're taking, mentioned in another thread? Ginseng and caffeine make me grind my teeth. The website for Add Lib didn't say what's in it. You really need to look at everything you're taking.

[WhiteClouds]

Hi Hankster,
I've been on Adlib for a year now. I use it 2 - 3 days prior to activity. Not on a daily basis. Adlib is black cohash mushrooms, ginseng primarily.And I have not had any of the Ad Lib in almost 4 weeks. No need to I was feeling fine in that department until I began this new medicine. I haven't used the Ad Lib since this medicine literally makes me feel disconnected. The herbals are good and do work. But not that good. I have never had any of these symptoms until the introduction of these 2 medicines after ending the Lithium. While on the Lithium I didn't have these symptoms either. Rather alarming.