My feet and hands are always freezing but I'm not sure if that's related or not. I also suddenly get horribly depressed and want to **** myself, but (for now at least) can control it so I don't hurt myself. And now that I've stopped taking it, I switch between craving EVERYTHING and never wanting to eat again. I'd eat basically all throughout the day and sometimes night. When I was on Cymbalta I was ALWAYS hungry. I'm not sure if it's related to anything, but all these little things are adding up to a HUGE problem for me lately. It's not so strong that it hurts, but I can feel it half to three-fourths of the way up my fingers randomly throughout the day. ![]() My bones were aching a lot while I was on Cymbalta (not sure if it was related to the meds) but now I can barely feel it because I'm shaking so much all the time.įor the past week or two (still while I was on Cymbalta) I've been having the feeling that I touched an electric wire. I always have a hard time with it, but I can't even remember the ends of my sentences this past week. I'm having a horrible time concentrating. I can't sleep that well, even with my sleeping meds, and as soon as I wake up I'm sick to my stomach and shaking again. It makes me cough a lot, and coughing hurts my stomach even more. I have a very dry mouth lately and my throat feels like it's scratched and bleeding. I put drops in them but fifteen minutes later and they're dry and hurting again. My eyes are very dry and it's very painful. ![]() So apparently the shaking is not related to being cold, and the shaking stirs up my stomach and if there's anything in my stomach I vomit AGAIN. I put a sweater on because I somehow am unable to tell if my body temperature is cold, but usually that makes me start sweating and then the heat makes me throw up some more. I've mainly been living off of toast and pepto this week because everything else I end up vomiting up again. I still get horribly sick after I eat, or even after I take a small drink of water. I'm not feeling as emotional as I did while withdrawing from Paxil a few years ago but I imagine that's yet to come. I can usually catch myself but then my head feels like my brain has exploded and I just want to cry but that would hurt so much worse. A few times I actually thought I was going to and was preparing to fall in a direction where I wouldn't hit anything on the way down.Īlso when I am standing I have no sense of balance so while standing I will randomly start falling over. I get so nauseous all the time, and when I walk or am standing for too long I feel like I'm going to pass out. I also feel like I have the WORST hangover anyone has ever had, ALL the time. Sometimes my head starts throbbing from the pain. My head feels empty and I'm light-headed but there's SO much pressure and any noise at all makes me feel SOOO much worse. It's unbearable at times and honestly I would much rather have a bullet through my brain than deal with this.I am not joking in the slightest. I've had a horrible headache since even before I quit taking it, and it seems to keep getting worse. So Sunday I didn't take any, and I haven't since. I waited to stop for a couple of weeks even though I was getting sick because I didn't want to have horrible anxiety on Saturday when I took the ACT. So I decided to quit taking the Cymbalta. I was annoyed with getting sick so often, because getting sick after eating is a major part of why I started taking Cymbalta last year. I'm sorry if this doesn't really make sense or if I repeat myself, but since I quit taking it I'm very scatter-brained and cannot seem to focus.įor the last couple weeks I've been getting sick to my stomach whenever I take Cymbalta or when I eat. I was taking 60mg once a day and stopped all at once because taking it was making me feel very sick. I strongly advise you to talk to a doctor before starting withdrawals on your own. ![]() I wrote this on my online journal to keep track of how my withdrawal is going and I decided to post it on here.
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