Comments on: Questions and Answers: Antidepressants for Anxiety Disorders

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By: Joshua

Joshua — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 17:26:23 +0000

honestly, i would advise against taking clonazapam for longer than two weeks..you WILL become addicted and before too long you will not get the same effect from taking it once your body becomes tolerant(and addicted) to the 1mg. You will have to take more and more often to get the same effect. Believe me, I started taking it over 10 years ago and it took complete control over my life. I could not do even the simplest task with taking it and i would always have to have a few pills on me at all times..it was a nightmare…The WORST part is getting off this drug…It is by far the hardest drug to get off and the worst withdrawal you can ever imagine. I am going thru it now for about the 5th(and LAST!!!) time…I slowly tapered myself down from 3-5 mg a day over the course of 6 months and I am now drug-free for 9 days…I am so strung out..Can’t look people in the eye, can’t sleep, eat, barely leave the house. Look at these withdrawal symptoms>>http://www.psychdrugtruth.com/klonopin.htm<<<….trust me, you don't want to end up being a slave to this drug…I have wasted over ten years of my life to it and i wuld do anything to get those years back!!

By: claudia hopkins

claudia hopkins — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 15:53:04 +0000

I have been on different anti-dep. drugs for many yrs. and with time they lose their help with my anxiety..lately was put on zoloft and it seems to be working well at present but they also put me on one tablet of clonazapam a day also…I worry that taking the clona. will become addicting…the zoloft and clon. seem to be working well but wonder if taking the combination can be done indefinetly…your help would be appreciated..

By: Joshua

Joshua — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 15:40:18 +0000

ok, so i have been taking benzos for about 15 years to deal with my anxiety and severe depression. I have tried several anti-depressents including Lexapro, Effexor, and Paxil. I have always been very bothered by the sexual dysfunction and weigh gain side effects. Since i am trying to combat my depression and self-esteem issues, I have found that because of these side effects, these medicines are sort of counter active because even if they make me feel more confident, once i meet someone i won’t be able to be intimate with them. I have successfully tapered myself off of klonopin and i am very anxious and depressed. I know that i need to start taking something again? any advice?

By: Kylie

Kylie — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 22:37:11 +0000

Im 17 and i suffer from anxiety according to my doctor. My dad has the same thing but he started at the age of 40 and according to my doctor my case is worse. I get panic attacks over stupid things and it makes my parents argue so i end up getting anxiety cause its my fault. According to my current doctor and other doctors this anxiety is apparently affecting my heart causing heart pains and shortness of breath so im not allowed to do excessive sports. Last month my doctor decided to prescribe 1 of my dads medication called deanxit for everyday use and my mum thought im an old mental person who needs medication. So i stopped taking them. Is it bad that i stopped? Will there be and consequences and does needing pills really mean im a mental person? i dont mean to insult anyone btw

By: David cheesman

David cheesman — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 14:24:01 +0000

My mother died 8 months ago, and the last 2 months hav been hell, my docter has told me it’s developed into depression, and has presribed celex, which I tried, but they made me feel worse. I get these intrusive memory flashes, but I can’t really describe them, they come infrequently, about every 15 mins, and I eel a wave of dread, and I tense up, and feel like crying, am I losing my mind?, because it feels that way. . . . Any advice would be appreciated, thanks for listening. God bless

By: Tracey

Tracey — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 14:38:02 +0000

I am currently taking sertaline (Zoloft) and have done on and off for 16 years. When I initially started to take this medication I was prescribed 100mg however, as time has gone by (16 years) I find myself having to take 150 mg daily. My concern here is that I become immune to it and it no longer does the job that it is supposed to do. The medication is taking in combination with pyscotherapy and this seems to work for me. However, psychotherapy on its own does work without the combination of the meds. I guess I am worried that I become immune to the meds… is this possible??

Also I was wondering why 50 mg works for one person yet I have to take 150 mg to get the same effect…????

Thanks for reading my concerns and I look forward to your reply.

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