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Mirtazapine? Is the only medication ever worked for me when it comes to sleep
Including prescription and over the counter sleep aids
Amitriptyline.
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Mirtazapine? Is the only medication ever worked for me when it comes to sleep
Including prescription and over the counter sleep aids
I was on sertraline and struggling to get to sleep then barely able stay awake on an afternoon, changed to mitazapine and i sleep really well, the issue i have is i get lots of headaches, palpitations, stomach, chest and back pain, i never know if its any side effects or physical issues.Mirtazapine? Is the only medication ever worked for me when it comes to sleep
Including prescription and over the counter sleep aids
Am on both. 15mg of mirtazapine for sleep mainly. Do get aches and pains but put it down to ageI was on sertraline and struggling to get to sleep then barely able stay awake on an afternoon, changed to mitazapine and i sleep really well, the issue i have is i get lots of headaches, palpitations, stomach, chest and back pain, i never know if its any side effects or physical issues.
Im only 30, had stomach ulcers and all sorts its so frustrating when i have all them issues plus diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure and tablets to stop me being sickAm on both. 15mg of mirtazapine for sleep mainly. Do get aches and pains but put it down to age
Take owt for the blood pressure?Im only 30, had stomach ulcers and all sorts its so frustrating when i have all them issues plus diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure and tablets to stop me being sick
Yeh can't remember what they are called, i was due my third endoscopy before this pandemic, iv also started getting the shakes when lifting glasses and thingsTake owt for the blood pressure?
That's pretty scary. I've not really had any side effects after the first few weeks though setraline is definitely a bit weirdYeh can't remember what they are called, i was due my third endoscopy before this pandemic, iv also started getting the shakes when lifting glasses and things
Mirtazapine? Is the only medication ever worked for me when it comes to sleep
Including prescription and over the counter sleep aids
Shit. Nowt like that really. Weird dreams though. And hangover like symptoms next morningWas great for helping me get to sleep but jeeez the nightmares and the sleep paralysis it caused was an absolute killer. If you're lucky enough to avoid them side effects I imagine it really does help a lot.
I get them proper dry mouth and headachesShit. Nowt like that really. Weird dreams though. And hangover like symptoms next morning
Was thinking about this post this morning.The painting of a mild panic attack.
I wake up feeling lost today.
My body is lying there in a familiar room but I am detached in some way.
Something is wrong with the air. I can breathe but can't take in air like I normally do. I am suddenly so aware of this fact, each breath is just a little shorter than what I need to satisfy my lungs.
And it's warm, in fact everything has an overbearing stuffy feeling. I need fresh air.
I throw on the first clothes I find and go out for a walk. It's 5.37am.
I'm trying hard to act natural, because suddenly it's something I have to really think about and work on.
The air is cooler but I still can't get as much as I need. The smell of the freshly cut grass after the thunder storm and rain last night is the first thing that seems normal, but even then it's distant. Like how you can identify something with orange flavouring but it's not the same as eating an orange.
To say everything else feels wrong would be to say that I could feel everything else which isn't true. I cant even feel my legs. They are there, I can touch them and I guess I'm in control of them, but it's like auto-pilot. I actively try to feel the sensation of my legs moving or the ground upon which they are treading over but cant.
This uncomfortable uncertainty is now turning into minor terror. What is happening? What do I do now? I can't keep walking, what if something happens and I'm too far away from home? But I can't go back the same way, someone will see me and think that my behaviour is weird. So I walk the shortest route home that isn't the way I came. I'm feeling terribly uncomfortable now. I keep telling myself to breathe and put a lot of effort into acting normal for the one car that passes me at that time in the morning.
As I get home, I shut the door and lock it behind me and almost slump to the floor next to it. I'm still struggling with my breathing, I'm still lost, but at least I'm not out there where other people can see me cracking. It's now 5.55am.
Would sit in meetings and it would come on. Trying to appear normal while the brain was going haywire counting the clock not knowing whether to flee.
I was the same. Panic about panicking. Panic about getting stranded somewhere.That was a big trigger for me. I'd panic before the meeting in case I had a panic attack in the meeting, then be sitting there concentrating on my breathing and wishing it was over and hating everyone asking stupid questions at the end as I just wanted to leave. Ditto travelling on planes or sitting in the middle of a row in the theatre/cinema. Anywhere really where I couldn't make an exit without drawing attention to myself.
Lots of calming breaths and singing a song in my head really works as well as keeping focused on whatever the meeting/event is about. I noticed they seem to kick in when I'm bored and my mind wanders. Sounds daft but I heavily praise myself if I get through something without panicking, then next time I think "well you did it last time....."
I've got an excuse if I need to leave anywhere in a hurry now as I can blame it on the Crohn's. Don't know why but that seems more acceptable to people than having a panic attack.
Much love and big strength to all tonight.
I've had a crazy few days since saturday with little peace up top, a shortage of sleep and some rollercoaster ups and downs. Talking nonsense on the internet serves as a good distraction, but it only goes so far. Hoping to get my head down tonight and feel brighter tomorrow.
Sorry, missed this but its very similar to how I amThat was a big trigger for me. I'd panic before the meeting in case I had a panic attack in the meeting, then be sitting there concentrating on my breathing and wishing it was over and hating everyone asking stupid questions at the end as I just wanted to leave. Ditto travelling on planes or sitting in the middle of a row in the theatre/cinema. Anywhere really where I couldn't make an exit without drawing attention to myself.
Lots of calming breaths and singing a song in my head really works as well as keeping focused on whatever the meeting/event is about. I noticed they seem to kick in when I'm bored and my mind wanders. Sounds daft but I heavily praise myself if I get through something without panicking, then next time I think "well you did it last time....."
I've got an excuse if I need to leave anywhere in a hurry now as I can blame it on the Crohn's. Don't know why but that seems more acceptable to people than having a panic attack.