Guest guest Posted March 30, 2008 Report Share Posted March 30, 2008 5-HTP works for me if the anxiety isnt too severe, when the anxiety is really bad, sorry to say, but I have a couple beers, I hardly ever drink these days otherwise, I did try b-complex stress formula but it makes me gag and super nauseous I have read that this class of meds not only stay in fat cells but in bone marrow, cant remember where I read that, I have been more than two years out and still feel a lot of the side effects, stuff I know for sure wasnt happening before I was medicated question on - does antidepressants stay in our fat cells I'm just curious. I just started exercising (and I even have lost a little inches) but I've started having panic attacks again (which exercise should help prevent I think) and just feeling really off. I have heard paxil can and that is one that I was on for a good while. I've been off antidepressants for a year now. If this is the case does anyone know of supplements or things I can do to help limit these sideaffects/withdrawal symptoms I'm going through. I do know I went hypo to just recently so some of this off could be from being hypo thyroid. Thanks for any input. hugs Micki Health Eating and Living Together http://health. <he2gether_/> /group/he2gether_/ My brother's online store check it out <http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/> http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2008 Report Share Posted March 30, 2008 I think a lot of folk would ask you how carefully you are tapering off these anti-depressants . I can give you a " psycho-therapy perspective " too though Panic is an upsurge of flight and fight feelings but a good many people will not know why at enough depth .. " Panic-attacking " is a powerful internal defense against deeper feelings or difficult emotional states that have not been easy to resolve (feel fully). Such states etc go " sub-active " because at the time of their inception they were threatening to expose and thus they remain with a meaning of " internal threat " .. I know about this because I've faced some child abuse issues in therapy but there are other painful issues in people lives that can be rendered as threatening half memory states.. Reactivation of those sub active feelings and states occurs when internal defensive neuronal " gating " becomes weaker (coming off anti- depressants) There are two ways to go then . One is to increase the " gating " again of those internally sub-activated states or one faces what those underlying states really mean .. There are some people who prefer to build their own new defenses up over time though and try to ignore what it is that drives the panic .. Panic attacks are mainly driven though by internal states as I say that feel threatening .. Graduated facing of those states too can yield release (its different for everyone) but its done ideally with care and if anyone chooses that way and the therapist feels wrong then fuck them off ... Taper them quickly ! > > I'm just curious. I just started exercising (and I even have lost a little > inches) but I've started having panic attacks again (which exercise should > help prevent I think) and just feeling really off. I have heard paxil can > and that is one that I was on for a good while. I've been off > antidepressants for a year now. > > > > If this is the case does anyone know of supplements or things I can do to > help limit these sideaffects/withdrawal symptoms I'm going through. I do > know I went hypo to just recently so some of this off could be from being > hypo thyroid. > > > > Thanks for any input. > > > > hugs > > > > > > > > Micki > > Health Eating and Living Together http://health. > <he2gether_/> > /group/he2gether_/ > > My brother's online store check it out <http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/> > http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2008 Report Share Posted March 31, 2008 Before I clicked on your post my plan was to repond to you and recommend you have your thyroid checked. There is another problem though that you need to do some research on. Most doctors under treat thyroid. Let me guess you are most likely on synthroid, levothyroxin all synthetic hormones that just treat either T3 or T4. The other biggy is they never check the adrenals. I am going to give you a link and I suggest you start doing some research. Many people with subclinical thyroid conditions are Dx with other illness like depression, and fibromyalgia. The best thyroid med to take is armour thyroid. go to this website. Peggy http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/how-to-find-a-good-doc/ -Crusaders , " micki " <mouster71@...> wrote: > > I'm just curious. I just started exercising (and I even have lost a little > inches) but I've started having panic attacks again (which exercise should > help prevent I think) and just feeling really off. I have heard paxil can > and that is one that I was on for a good while. I've been off > antidepressants for a year now. > > > > If this is the case does anyone know of supplements or things I can do to > help limit these sideaffects/withdrawal symptoms I'm going through. I do > know I went hypo to just recently so some of this off could be from being > hypo thyroid. > > > > Thanks for any input. > > > > hugs > > > > > > > > Micki > > Health Eating and Living Together http://health. > <he2gether_/> > /group/he2gether_/ > > My brother's online store check it out <http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/> > http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2008 Report Share Posted March 31, 2008 Hi Micki, I'm willing to be that any fat stored whilst you were on antidepressants has some of the drug stored with it. It would make sense if you are feeling those drug induced side effects/feelings again. And if that is the case then you can probably keep sweating the toxins out and feel better when they are out. Jim question on - does antidepressants stay in our fat cells I'm just curious. I just started exercising (and I even have lost a little inches) but I've started having panic attacks again (which exercise should help prevent I think) and just feeling really off. I have heard paxil can and that is one that I was on for a good while. I've been off antidepressants for a year now. If this is the case does anyone know of supplements or things I can do to help limit these sideaffects/withdrawal symptoms I'm going through. I do know I went hypo to just recently so some of this off could be from being hypo thyroid. Thanks for any input. hugs Micki Health Eating and Living Together http://health. <he2gether_/> /group/he2gether_/ My brother's online store check it out <http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/> http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 1, 2008 Report Share Posted April 1, 2008 Thanks jim, Dang antidepressants and stupid dtrs. My niece just went on Zoloft my heart is aching for her. She's like I'm not doing the roller coaster (of switching meds) I'm like yet. But she is someone that has to live and learn and I was like that too. But ya think if you saw or heard a loved one go through all the crap I did to get off and all the switching of meds you'd try to stay off. She also has hashimoto's thyroid. So she gets the swings and if you don't have a cutting edge dtr on thyroid they will keep you sick even if they are nice and friendly and seem like they listen. So I hope it doesn't mess her up like it did me. I will keep sweating as soon as I get over this cold. I see my endo wed and will get results from the cortisol test he did because I did have a panic attack recently, which is probably from the adrenals. Oh also my niece is like your situation is different then hers. Yes it is. She lost a dad at a very young age to suicide and then her mother a few years back to suicide. I lost my brother to suicide and I also had some very bad things done to me as a young child that I had to deal with in my early 20s. But it all still stems back the adrenals. but what do you do with a know it all. I was so like her when I was her age. Anyways keep her in her prayers. oh and she said the medicine is making her feel better. more like comatose because she didn't have the same bounce in her voice. but who am I to tell her that. hugs Micki Health Eating and Living Together http://health. <he2gether_/> /group/he2gether_/ My brother's online store check it out <http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/> http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/ _____ From: SSRI medications [mailto:SSRI medications ] On Behalf Of Jim Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 4:45 PM SSRI medications Subject: Re: question on - does antidepressants stay in our fat cells Hi Micki, I'm willing to be that any fat stored whilst you were on antidepressants has some of the drug stored with it. It would make sense if you are feeling those drug induced side effects/feelings again. And if that is the case then you can probably keep sweating the toxins out and feel better when they are out. Jim question on - does antidepressants stay in our fat cells I'm just curious. I just started exercising (and I even have lost a little inches) but I've started having panic attacks again (which exercise should help prevent I think) and just feeling really off. I have heard paxil can and that is one that I was on for a good while. I've been off antidepressants for a year now. If this is the case does anyone know of supplements or things I can do to help limit these sideaffects/withdrawal symptoms I'm going through. I do know I went hypo to just recently so some of this off could be from being hypo thyroid. Thanks for any input. hugs Micki Health Eating and Living Together http://health. <http://health. <he2gether_/> /group/he2gether_/> /group/he2gether_/ My brother's online store check it out <http://mcgregorgift <http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/> s.ecrater.com/> http://mcgregorgift <http://mcgregorgifts.ecrater.com/> s.ecrater.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 1, 2008 Report Share Posted April 1, 2008 Micki, I'm so glad to hear you have a really good Doc. It sounds like he will get to the bottom of the problem, Also you are well informed thank god. I just recently had to bring my 13yr old granddtr out of state and pay out of pocket to a natropathic doc that specializes in endocrin. She is having lots of thyroid symtoms and MD keeps blowing it off. He'd put her on ritalin fast enough though. I just have one other suggestion regarding the anxiety when you work out. I used to be workout aholic years ago. I would get really bad heart palpatations and light headedness, scared the shit out of me. Especially when I was doing cardio and got my heart rate up. Found out it was low bloood sugar. Changed my workout time and made sure I had a glass of orange juice before and it seemed to do the trick. keep me posted. Peggy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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