bipolar?

larmy16

I have been on a few of them AHM and I used to take mine at night. HTH.

Well done you. They do take a while to kick in but I hope you felt some relief that you were moving forward by doing something positive about it.

All the best. X

Anthillmob

have been prescrived citralopram which doc says is fairly new compared to the older drugs available [ive taken amytriptilene before and something else beginning with t and neigter gave any help imho. but ive never been this low.

its good to know there is a support network of sorts on here for people who are suffering and i appreciate it.

bestpud

Best thing to do with the meds is see how you get on - if it doesn't work for you then take it at a different time.

I'm glad you found your appt helpful and you're feeling more positive now.

Cialilerin

Just wondering how you're getting on! The new anti-depressants are much better in my experience. By the way, one of the side effects I had was weird dreams, which felt like they were going on ALL night - better than going to the cinema ;-) My GP told me that some medication are stimulants (despite saying may cause drowsiness!?!) so if they do disturb your sleep pattern, try taking them earlier in the day and benefit from the extra energy.
Hope you have a good Christmas!