cymbalta (Duloxetine)

[kaiba]

yeah i came across that site when i was researching seroquel.
when i was looking for info on google for cymbalta i was trying to take the info with a grain of salt so to speak because i do know that most side effects should get better over time.

i value the opinion of users on this board as we are from the same cuntry and alot of us are in or have been in a similar mental state (ie. anxiety/depression) and have partied in similar ways plus theres some sick cunt chem gurus like Mr Blone, Drug mentor etc etc.
i know we're all still a bit different, for me, knowing when to stop taking a medication is sort of me trying to figure out which symptoms are in my head and what impact any of the longer term side effects will have on all aspects of my life.

Regarding researching Seroquel, were you researching about the safety of Seroquel? What dose do you take?

 

[misk]

i was curious about certain adverse reactions, like having trouble articulating words, increased restlessness etc. as i had been experiencing some strange side effects only when taking seroqeul.
i was only taking it for sleep at 25-50mg, but the side effects

 

[kaiba]

i was curious about certain adverse reactions, like having trouble articulating words, increased restlessness etc. as i had been experiencing some strange side effects only when taking seroqeul.
i was only taking it for sleep at 25-50mg, but the side effects

So what side effects of Seroquel did you experience at 25-50mg? How long have you been taking it? Did you stop, if so, why?

 

[misk]

i could only take it for 3 nights at a time before the side effects outweighed any benefits.
my main side effects were what i listed...
increased restless leg and arm movements, trouble articulating words and constructing sentances, some daytime grogginess.

other than that, i cant recall any other bad side effects.
they would be minimal after the first night, bad after the second night and very bad after the 3rd night.

i stopped taking it because of the side effects. anything that increases my restless leg syndrome is something i will try to avoid taking if at all possible.

but yeah the most i had in a row was 50mg at night for 5 nights. i didn't take it regularly either. its just not a drug for me.

 

[kaiba]

i could only take it for 3 nights at a time before the side effects outweighed any benefits.
my main side effects were what i listed...
increased restless leg and arm movements, trouble articulating words and constructing sentances, some daytime grogginess.

other than that, i cant recall any other bad side effects.
they would be minimal after the first night, bad after the second night and very bad after the 3rd night.

i stopped taking it because of the side effects. anything that increases my restless leg syndrome is something i will try to avoid taking if at all possible.

but yeah the most i had in a row was 50mg at night for 5 nights. i didn't take it regularly either. its just not a drug for me.

Been taking seroquel 25-100mg for sleep/insomnia. No side effects. I reckon it's the best for sleep. Tried most sleeping pills.

Seroquel at low doses is safe, I reckon.

Check out this article:

thelastpsychiatrist.com/2007/07/the_most_important_article_on.html

 

[misk]

everyone reacts differently to meds...
anti psychotics make my restless legs heaps worse

 

[Mr Blonde]

^ Exactly. Everyone reacts differently. No two people are exactly the same.