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May 01, 2015, 09:12 PM
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I feel sort of hungover the next day, Unless this is just the med leaving my system, because its always right before my next dose. I have no idea if its related to this. But there is no alternative right now because its better than being depressed/anxious all the time. The only reason i am posting this is because someone told me antidepress. made him "crash" a lot- and it stuck in my head...
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May 01, 2015, 09:25 PM
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You might mention that to your doctor. I never really noticed an up and down thing with AD's unless I completely forgot a dose by a significant amount of time. It may be that your dose needs to be split into two doses a day or something to keep that from occurring.
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May 01, 2015, 09:39 PM
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I crashed bad basically every day on Effexor, it has a short half life which was the reason it happened. Unfortunately for me it didn't help dividing the dosage. I tried that, taking it mornings, taking it nights. If I took it mornings I couldn't get out of bed almost to take it, felt too bad, took it at night instead and just waited the last 3 hours until the next dosage that almost became a rush.
So knowing this makes me wonder if you are on a med with a short half life and maybe you are metabolizing it really fast. In that case you probably need to spread out your dosages more or something like that. It is a real thing and your doc should know about it. |
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May 02, 2015, 03:16 PM
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Yeah along the same lines, maybe the half life is just a little too short on your med. You could try asking for one that has a longer half life.
I looked up the half life of the antidepressant I'm on, wellbutrin, and it's 12 to 38 hours. I don't have any crash effect so it must be somewhere past 24 hours for me. Either that or I don't notice because I take the wellbutrin right when I wake up before I have a chance to really suss out how I'm feeling.
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Diagnoses: Bipolar I, GAD, binge eating disorder (or something), substance abuse, and ADHD. “No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness.” ― Aristotle |
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May 04, 2015, 09:18 AM
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