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Are you on an SSRI?

Medication 37 members have voted

  1. 1. Are you on an SSRI or anti-depressant?

    • Yes
      48%
      18
    • No
      32%
      12
    • Not anymore
      18%
      7

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I'm on lexapro for my anxiety. I was on Wellbutrin but it ****** up my sleep so I got off it. How about my fellow girls n gays? What are you on? celestial5

I take Wellbutrin because it's the only one that doesn't make you gain weight. Zoloft feels so good but will make you gain weight like crazy

I was on Wellbutrin but it sent me into mania and extreme depression rapid cycling which opened up a huge diagnostic wormhole for me. I'm also off of it and I will be trying lexapro next with other cocktails of stuff.

on Wellbutrin I was peeling 20 pomegranates a night and refinishing all my leather goods. I bought a 2,000 cat, and spend my holiday bonus on perfume $1000s of dollars 😭😭😭

Not anymore, I forget what I was on exactly but I hated it. I gained weight, couldn't cum and it did nothing for my anxiety and depression biblionny

I ended up quitting it cold turkey which was a very bad idea but I was stubborn and didn't ween myself off, would not recommend. Listen to you doctors

suburban

I started one for two days about a year ago, but my good friend who is a neuroscience PhD candidate at a top 5 university said that the more data that comes out on them, the less effective they seem to be. Often purely placebo with lots of very negative side effects. She admits that nothing is definitive and that they're difficult to study.

With that said, even if it is placebo, if it works it works. Mental health outcomes are more difficult to measure than physical health ailments. Nearly all my friends are on something and many of them claim to have great results. I was nervous that I wouldn't have a chance of getting even the placebo effects since I was going in doubtful. I also felt like I was starting to immediately get the sexual side effects which I didn't love. Who knows, that might have been psychosomatic as well. The mind-body connection is totally bizarre and quite strong. I also think it's undeniable at this point that many people's alleged physical ailments are psychosomatic, but does that make them any less real if they believe they have the symptoms? I'm not sure.

Anyway, I'm not on one lol.

Edited by DevilsRollTheDice

23 minutes ago, Supernatural94 said:

I take Wellbutrin because it's the only one that doesn't make you gain weight. Zoloft feels so good but will make you gain weight like crazy

I wish zoloft had that effect on me. I take 50mg and i'm so skinny rip

Prozac 60 mg for me, it's okay. I was on Sertraline previously which did make me feel a bit spaced out.

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1 hour ago, PicklePower said:

I'm on Zoloft and Rexulti giraffe They do not work

Change the medications sisgiraffe

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I just got off of Zoloft and I loved it. It had no sexual side effects, no weight gain, nothing negative for me. I was on it for about 2 years but recently with my doctor and therapist have decided now is the time to be done with it.

I did Celexa, Lexapro, and Prozac before finding my fit, so if you aren't happy with what you are on please talk to your doctor about switching.

NDRI (Wellbutrin) paired with an azapirone (Buspar). I've only had negative experiences with SSRIs and was unable to nut nn

I was on the lowest dose of Wellbutrin for about 9 months, about 3-4 years ago. it worked extremely well for me.

then I realized I'd changed other things in my life enough that I didn't need it anymore.

I was on Zoloft for over 15 years and came off about a year ago. It made me sweat like crazy at night, felt like a zombie and completely killed my sex drive.

I'm now feeling worse than ever though so might need to go back on them or find an alternative.

suburban

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