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Suchomimus wrote:
on friday i am going to the doctor's to change my medication for the 100th time, since SSRIs haven't had any effect on me at all so far, do u think it'd be okay for me to ask for an SNRI or NDRI ? bc like my doctor isn't particularly nice so idk i'd be nervous, also if anyone has any experience w non-SSRI medication pls tell me about it danke 

update: i have been now it's oke
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Sobbing wrote:
what ssris have u been on?
u can always ask for snri or ndri 

aside from all ssris ive been on trintellix and bupropion, they are good but trintellix causes nasuea and bupropion hightens anxiety so imo its better to use it WITH an ssri
ask ur doc if u could maybe add bupropion onto ur current ssri medication before you switch? could help
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Yeah I think its ok

also can't they do A test to see what ur body reacts to or smth. My friend did that, tho none of the meds that should have worked worked either way so lol
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Suchomimus wrote:
Sobbing wrote:
what ssris have u been on?
u can always ask for snri or ndri 

aside from all ssris ive been on trintellix and bupropion, they are good but trintellix causes nasuea and bupropion hightens anxiety so imo its better to use it WITH an ssri
ask ur doc if u could maybe add bupropion onto ur current ssri medication before you switch? could help
i've been on fluoxetine, citalopram, currently sertraline, and i'm sure something else, but i can't remember, i will ask about maybe adding instead of swapping, but just looked bupropion isn't prescribed for depression in the uk lol rip
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Suchomimus wrote:
ouch wrote:
Yeah I think its ok

also can't they do A test to see what ur body reacts to or smth. My friend did that, tho none of the meds that should have worked worked either way so lol
o i have no idea, i've never heard of that happening
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Suchomimus wrote:
hmm i have made a list of medications i would maybe like to try, hopefully my doctor won't humiliate me 
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Suchomimus wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
hmm i have made a list of medications i would maybe like to try, hopefully my doctor won't humiliate me 
i mean there's only 4 on there it's not like i went wild
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ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
hmm i have made a list of medications i would maybe like to try, hopefully my doctor won't humiliate me 
i mean there's only 4 on there it's not like i went wild
I think as long as it isn't like suggesting loads of  meds (or a very spesific one) thats commonly used for recreational purposes I think its fine 
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Suchomimus wrote:
ouch wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
hmm i have made a list of medications i would maybe like to try, hopefully my doctor won't humiliate me 
i mean there's only 4 on there it's not like i went wild
I think as long as it isn't like suggesting loads of  meds (or a very spesific one) thats commonly used for recreational purposes I think its fine 
yea i don't think ppl use these recreationally at least not to my knowledge 
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Kaaos wrote:
Bupropion is the only medication to have improved my depression at least temporalily lol, the same medication can have such wildly different effects on different people

Since you have already tried several SSRIs i think it's perfectly reasonable to suggest something else now, there are other optins available after all
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Suchomimus wrote:
Kaaos wrote:
Bupropion is the only medication to have improved my depression at least temporalily lol, the same medication can have such wildly different effects on different people

Since you have already tried several SSRIs i think it's perfectly reasonable to suggest something else now, there are other optins available after all
unfortunately cannot have that one in uk ;-; but yes i don't see why i shouldn't be able to ask for something else 
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Suchomimus wrote:
if anyone wants to know, my doctor was surprisingly v nice to me and she looked pretty today and she put me on venlafaxine, but i have to wean off sertraline first for 2 weeks blegh
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Suchomimus wrote:
she said she didn't want to put me on duloxetine but i can't remember if she said whyor not
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Claire wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
if anyone wants to know, my doctor was surprisingly v nice to me and she looked pretty today and she put me on venlafaxine, but i have to wean off sertraline first for 2 weeks blegh
If I could go back in time I’d never start venlafaxine. If you miss a dose you'll get super sick. You cannot forget to take this one. However it did work for me when nothing else would. It’s just now I’m stuck with it for ever lmao. 
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Suchomimus wrote:
Claire wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
if anyone wants to know, my doctor was surprisingly v nice to me and she looked pretty today and she put me on venlafaxine, but i have to wean off sertraline first for 2 weeks blegh
If I could go back in time I’d never start venlafaxine. If you miss a dose you'll get super sick. You cannot forget to take this one. However it did work for me when nothing else would. It’s just now I’m stuck with it for ever lmao. 
 hopefully it'll be okay for me, weirdly my doctor had no reservations about venlafaxine at all, but did for duloxetine 
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