Drank first Psychiatrist medication

[Alec]

In the span of last like 20 hours, I took half OLANZAPINE 5mg(so I took 2,5mg), half of SERTRALINE 100mg(so I took 50mg) and one Lorazemap 1mg.

I took lorazepam the first one and it made me feel kinda better if I'm honest, it gave me energy and made feel like it was easier to breath? Then a few hours late I took olanzepine and went to sleep, I woke with my head dizzy, I took my morning doze of sertraline, it's been like 5 hours since I took my last pill and my head is still dizzy, I walk kinda funny like I'm drunk a bit. My mind is really hazy and clouded and I don't like it. I can't concentrate well, especially when I'm reading. Every time I stand up I want to sit down because my head is spinning. I'm not getting sick don't want to win it, can eat like before. My mouth is a bit too dry, and talking feels strange, my lips and mouth don't move right. It's a weird state, feels like I want to close my eyes and go to sleep but I don't really want to sleep and I already slept 9 hours tonight.

Any thoughts on this? Advice, help, will be appreciated.

Love,
—Alec.

 

[enjolras]

For reference, the strongest bad side-effects of ADs could stabilise and fade over time it seems. The clear picture of what the routine feels like will be gotten after a few weeks I'm afraid. That said, if too out of shape to your taste, talk to your doc now (or pharmacist if unavailable). Maybe you're not on the right meds. Some will test many before finding the right ones










If you choose to continue, later on, discontinuation requires progressive withdrawal.

 

[Alec]

For reference, the strongest bad side-effects of ADs could stabilise and fade over time it seems. The clear picture of what the routine feels like will be gotten after a few weeks I'm afraid. That said, if too out of shape to your taste, talk to your doc now (or pharmacist if unavailable). Maybe you're not on the right meds. Some will test many before finding the right ones

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If you choose to continue, later on, discontinuation requires progressive withdrawal.

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Thank you so much for these! They are very useful! But could you please tell where you found this information, the pictures are not very clear here and I can't read everything. I thought maybe if I'll go to where you found it there will be better quality photos?

 

[Brackenshire]

Yes i would like to look them up also

 

[Cancún]

dont take any of that shit

 

[enjolras]

Thank you so much for these! They are very useful! But could you please tell where you found this information, the pictures are not very clear here and I can't read everything. I thought maybe if I'll go to where you found it there will be better quality photos?

Simply a research at Google Image for "SSRI side effects" returns plenty of synthetic comparison tables. The images are original sizes, sorry. I personally manage to guess read the text. You may want to use a magnifying glass (on computer from a drawing or other dedicated software). Or save and load the images here https://tineye.com. It may find higher resolution versions of the same files

Are you feeling better ? Did the symptoms pass ? I'm going to start soon and it's a bit scary. I ponder if it's not a blatant error. I can only hope to be a lucky candidate, with the benefits vs inconveniences' balance measured positively.
Other studies publish that the risk of sexual dysfunction is closer to 65-70% than 10-25%.
It's evident to me that the laboratories can be malicious enough to minimise the occurence of side effects, to push some pills into the market. I'm not even doubting it. From past experience, my faith is broken. For me, it must be a last resort move. The results must not be short of spectacularly noticeable to be worth it, which appears a tad like a lottery...

 

[Epsilon0]

I have long experience with various SSRI meds, unfortunately. The first weeks/months I took them were the toughest for me because I experienced many side effects. But the longer I took them, the more my body adjusted to them. I always had strong reactions to changes in dosage though.

Good luck with your treatment! I hope you have a good doctor you can call in case you need advice. These pills are no gummy bear vitamins...