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Misc I overdosed on pregabalin en mirtazapine

Aeon Psyche

Aeon Psyche

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And now I experience strong shocks now and then through my body. What are they and how do I get rid of them?
 
I don't remember the exact dosage. I never felt anything from 1 or 2 mirtazpines so I took 8. Those were 45mg each. And I must have atleast doubled my pregabalin dosage. I was just not carefull enough.
 
Mirtazpine abuse is pointless, speaking from experience.. those dosages will only knock you out. I've combined high doses with high doses of Pregabalin before.. I ended up having a seizure in the middle of a busy shopping mall and was taken by ambulance to the ER.
Lesson learned. Not fun, not worth it.
I haven't had the body shocks you're talking about, unless you mean you feel you body jolting at random times? In that case those are a common side effect from Pregabalin, feels like entire body twitches or muscle jolts.
Lots of people get electric type shocks, usually known as brain zaps, but I thought they were mainly associated with SSRIs.
Are you still taking Pregabalin? If you are, it could be as I explained, muscle spasms/ jerks.
 
Those aren't overdoses (I've taken plenty of both) -- you simply took too much. Homeostasis will find its way back in a few days. Can't think of a way to ameliorate the electrical activity though.
 
Quickfixgrrl said:
Mirtazpine abuse is pointless, speaking from experience.. those dosages will only knock you out. I've combined high doses with high doses of Pregabalin before.. I ended up having a seizure in the middle of a busy shopping mall and was taken by ambulance to the ER.
Lesson learned. Not fun, not worth it.
I haven't had the body shocks you're talking about, unless you mean you feel you body jolting at random times? In that case those are a common side effect from Pregabalin, feels like entire body twitches or muscle jolts.
Lots of people get electric type shocks, usually known as brain zaps, but I thought they were mainly associated with SSRIs.
Are you still taking Pregabalin? If you are, it could be as I explained, muscle spasms/ jerks.
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I've been electrocuted before and it wasn't near as strong but yes, I assume they are really intense muscle spams...
 
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