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Old 28-04-2010, 09:08 AM   #1
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Not sure if this is even supposed to be possible, but I started feeling the effects of Venlafaxine just 20 minutes after taking the first dose, Their amazing, No more intrusive thoughts, & increased senses including Awareness, I'm more Alert & able to concentrate better. So far so good Venlafaxine is my friend I just hope these don't start to wear off like some of the other medications I've had, maybe others who take or who have previously taken these might know. It feels so great to be able to listen to music again with a clear head & no intrusive thoughts instead of listening to only 10 -15 minutes of music I'm now back to being able to listen to an hour at a time. Loving this feeling





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Old 30-04-2010, 10:20 PM   #2
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Well so far there is no sign of them wearing off, I still feel great However I do have a few minor side effects Profuse Sweating/Feel Constantly Hot, Mouth Ulcers & a Sore Tongue Any Suggestions to help with the Mouth Ulcers & Sore Tongue? The Sweating doesn't bother me I have a cold shower, & always carry a fan, this is still by far the best medication I have ever had





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Old 02-05-2010, 11:38 AM   #3
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My brothers on venlfaxine and has had side effects too. He says the side effects change/wear off over time anyway.

Some others to watch out for are vivid dreams, and headaches but overall they seem to be doing some good.



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Old 03-05-2010, 02:03 PM   #4
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I was on venlafaxine, I got bad side effects of sweating during my sleep even though I am constantly cold and even more vivid dreams than usual. It also made me feel less real (I think I have depersonalisation disorder) and it made it so much worse. I got no positive effects from it so was taken off them.

Glad to hear they're working for you though :)

Try bonjela for mouth ulcers :) and mention these to your doctor, they might be able to do something for you



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Old 07-05-2010, 01:20 PM   #5
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I have a doctors appointment at 16:10 so will discuss my side effects although am dreading it as am worried he will stop treatment as the Vaginal Bleeding is gradually getting worse, although the mouth ulcers & sore tongue are clearing, I still profusely sweat but that isn't a problem, I really like these meds & they are helping, the vaginal bleeding isn't really much & isn't problematic so am hoping that I can continue my treatment





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Old 07-05-2010, 08:37 PM   #6
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How did the dr appointment go?



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Old 09-05-2010, 11:18 PM   #7
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Well my appointment went well, I explained everything & have been allowed to continue treatment thankfully, I'm still feeling ok although feel a little lonely today & am unable to sleep, feeling anxious, am thinking of taking a few Promazine hopefully they'll help with the anxiety & help me to relax enough to get some sleep & hopefully I'll feel a little better in the morning





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Old 10-05-2010, 09:14 PM   #8
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hmm if they work that fast on you, keep an eye out for manic symptoms and serotonin syndrome.
Effexor, is one of the stronger anti depressants, so if they work so quick you have to be weary that they are not to strong for you.




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Old 10-05-2010, 10:06 PM   #9
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Hey,

That's awesome that they are working for you so well! I am like the queen of mouth ulcers. Think the worst I've had is 9 at once or one the size of a 5p right near the back of my mouth. Anyways, best thing is to use bonjela to help numb them. Also if you're in the UK (or maybe get it off the internet) there's an amazing gel called iglu. It works really well. If not, ask your dr for adcortyl (think thats how you spell it). Salt water mouth washes are goodm but if you buy an antiseptic one its better. The one I favour is eludril. Tastes mildly less horrific then the others.

Hope that helps and that meds carry on working!

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Old 10-05-2010, 11:23 PM   #10
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Rinstead pastilles also are amazing for ulcers if you hate the sting of bonjela.




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Old 11-05-2010, 10:36 PM   #11
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Rinstead Pastilles are great also I've started using Frador for my mouth ulcers felt great after a good nights sleep, & the vaginal bleeding has stopped so think I'm safe for the time being, although as was said be carefull about manic feelings, & serotonin syndrome, thanks I'm being carefull & my GP is monitoring me closely & taking bloods every month. The sweating has also calmed down a little although i do still carry a handheld fan





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I'm glad you feel they are helping!!
As said if you do experience manic symptoms perhaps it is the dosage that would need changing and not the medication itself.



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Old 25-05-2010, 12:33 AM   #13
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Well after seeing my GP for my monthly checkup I know my blood pressure is a little high but nothing abnormal, although I'm feeling lonely again today & a little more depressed than I have in a while, I'm still having trouble sleeping & the severe sweat's have returned, I'm persevering with my meds & haven't forgotten to take a dose yet & assume that's a good sign.

I have my fingers crossed that I'll start feeling better soon & start leveling off slightly, maybe when I'm under less pressure with family issues & finances.

I'm gonna take a couple of Promazine again tonight maybe it'll help calm my anxiety, I really hope I can get through this without needing to up the dosage of my meds as I dread having to do that as the side effects will tend to return more severely.

If things don't improve I'd like to know how long I should give it before asking for an increase in my dosage, any advice appreciated, thanks





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Old 26-05-2010, 04:15 PM   #14
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Give it a few weeks.



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hmm if they work that fast on you, keep an eye out for manic symptoms and serotonin syndrome.
Effexor, is one of the stronger anti depressants, so if they work so quick you have to be weary that they are not to strong for you.
i had problems with effexor, evetually the dose was reduced and i was ok.

theres a really good mouth wash for mouth ulcers i used to use, though it tastes terrible. corsidryl or corsodyl or something similar.



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Old 29-05-2010, 01:27 AM   #16
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Um I'm not sure if it is a side effect but I have severe heartburn tonight, has anyone else had heartburn while taking these it's 1 am & I'm too tired to read the leaflet my eyes are sore but I can't sleep I can barely write this message, thanks





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Old 29-05-2010, 10:59 PM   #17
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Hi little bit better but still have heartburn, have set my friend up an account here too, she's very depressed & little anxious, she doesn't SI/SH but thought she'd benefit from the support, if she does decide to use her account it's nadineevs93 so please make her welcome, she's my best friend, thanks





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