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Old Dec 07, 2013, 06:01 AM
zimushka zimushka is offline
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Greetings everyone!

I finally visited a pdoc after 3 years. I visited some pdocs in the past but nothing helped me, didn't even have enough money to buy meds and I was still an undergraduate. Now since I ever moved to where I am working, OCD came back with vengeance. Luckily, I have enough money now and I made the decision and visited a pdoc. He diagnosed me with OCD but, as some people know about me here, I also (I think) suffer from BPD (borderline).

He prescribed me Faverin (fluvoxamine) and I am hopefully planning to try it for at least 8-12 weeks, I informed my pdoc about this as I tried many meds in the past but they were for 5-6 weeks maximum. Let's hope for something good...

From my first half pill (50mg, I take it after lunch at noon, as prescribed), I felt some nausea! Then some sleepiness on the 2nd and 3rd day, and also a loss of motivation on the 3rd one as well! This is normal right? Right now my main annoying side effect is sleepiness and lots of "painful" yawning! Does this go away with time? Today was my 6th dose day.

I shall be, as prescribed, raising the dosage by 50mg each 10 days to eventually reach 200mg before my follow-up session.
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Old Dec 07, 2013, 11:32 AM
vans1974 vans1974 is offline
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Luvox, causes drowsiness...I prefer Luvox CR, since it didn't make me as tired and is longer acting! Best of luck!
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