Posted by CharlesRX on May 6, 2012, at 0:13:36
In reply to Re: Amisulpride for Anxiety (only) » CharlesRX, posted by Phillipa on May 5, 2012, at 10:37:01
Phillipa:
Thank you very much for your input.
Benzos DEFINETILY work, they're just not feasible in the long run, and tend to worsen symptoms as time goes by.
Withdrawal and all those things I've been through, I appreciate them as body-building for the mind, but I'm certainly not immune to depression, anxiety or what not, so much that I'm trying to come up with some treatment to respond to my anxiety disorder, which has been complicated with severe depression in the last couple of weeks (I saw everything I did was so futile that I cut my wrists and hung myself in my bathroom, but didn't hit any veins, and used a towel as a noose so I was practically sitting on the floor). Right now I will consider ANY option, rather than suicide.Bleauberry:
You are right about considering an endrochine possibility, but I got a few exams 2 months ago, and unfortunately that had nothing to do with my problem. I say unfortunately because it would have been much simplier and given me a chance of a cure, or definite treatment.
Other than that, I have tried herbs and supplements:
Kava, Theanine, GABA, tryptophan and serotonin precursors, vitamins and cofactors such as B6 (pyridoxine), inositol, valerian, melatonin, several teas and infusions, all of them alone or in several combinations, among themselves, or with pharmacological drugs and even alcohol, to no avail.Thanks for your inputs!
This is just my second day on amisulpride, I have definitely felt a minor mood lift, anxiety is still there, but I have positive effects, and is too soon to say anything.
Will be reporting as days go by.
Looking forward for more advices or comments.
Regards!
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