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concession

Member
Jun 3, 2025
66
Looking for people with more antidepressant experience who wanna share their take.

I am already taking the maximum dose that can be perscribed and in the last months the effect has diminished from feeling like life is something I cherish and enjoy every day (first month or two on remeron) to a point where I feel almost the same as I have felt before taking the substance.
But this made me even more passive, prone to irresponsible decision making and I have started to gain weight, so my overall situation is worse than what I had before taking this medication.

I will obviously speak about tapering off or some other alternative with my doctor, but I just wanted to gather some opinions somewhere I feel kinda safe. I am afraid that my psychiatrist is more interested in keeping me in a passive state to keep me from killing myself than actually helping me improve.

I am not a danger to people around me (or to put more precisely medication is not at all affecting how dangerous I am to other people).

What would you do in a situation like this? Should I jump off any medication altogether before it is too late for me? Is every substance like this?
 
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NearlyIrrelevantCake

NearlyIrrelevantCake

The Cake Is A Lie
Aug 12, 2021
2,516
It can take trying multiple meds to find one that works for you. It sucks, but it can take a long time.

It took me trying a bunch of SSRIs that never worked and then my first SNRI did work.
 
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concession

Member
Jun 3, 2025
66
It can take trying multiple meds to find one that works for you. It sucks, but it can take a long time.

It took me trying a bunch of SSRIs that never worked and then my first SNRI did work.
You are still miserable though, no?
 
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Eriktf

Elementalist
Jun 1, 2023
824
tried a few SSRI but none of em worked on me, one made me crazy suicidal other including remeron just made everything "gray" once i stopped taking them everything felt more alive colors was more vibrant etc. a while ago a doctor in rehab wanted me to try one SSRI he just could not say enough good thing about it but i just refused because i will never try SSRI again.

one singel LSD trip worked mutch better then a year or so on SSRI for me.
unless you have schizophrenia or someting like that i would recommend psychedelic over SSRI everyday
 

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