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Posted by UgottaHaveHope on June 6, 2006, at 13:47:46
Im taking 400mg of Seroquel, 40mg of Paxil and 2mg of Klonopin. Im taking all of this for primarily anxiety, and then depression. Been on this combo for a month. What does Paxil feel like when it works? THANKS
Posted by bassman on June 6, 2006, at 19:48:02
In reply to How can you tell whether or not Paxil is working?, posted by UgottaHaveHope on June 6, 2006, at 13:47:46
If Paxil works for you, you won't have to ask. I experienced it as a stimulating, self-confident feeling-enough stimulation that I thought "am I going to be able to go to sleep?". No problem with sleep whatsoever, and when I'd wake up in the morning, I was excited about getting into the day! Can you imagine how much I miss that med? Best of luck...
Posted by Phillipa on June 6, 2006, at 22:16:26
In reply to Re: How can you tell whether or not Paxil is working?, posted by bassman on June 6, 2006, at 19:48:02
When I took l0mg around 9yrs ago I just gradually felt better. Also on xanax and 6 beers a night. Love Phillipa
Posted by Bonnie_CA on June 7, 2006, at 3:54:41
In reply to How can you tell whether or not Paxil is working?, posted by UgottaHaveHope on June 6, 2006, at 13:47:46
Paxil for me was the most wonderful feeling ever. I felt normal. I can't explain it, but I felt even-tempered and normal, I didn't feel freakish, the only way I can explain it is I felt like a normal human being. The only problem was it also made me unable to have sex. Otherwise, I'd still be on it.
I hope you have success on Paxil, and I hope you don't have the weight gain or sexual dysfunction (unless you're a nun, then by all means... *wink*).
-Bonnie
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