MillionDollarBaby
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Hi everyone. I’ve been reading for a few pages and you all seem lovely. I don’t know if we can talk about diagnosis or if that is triggering but I did want to ask about medication if that’s ok?
I’ve been on sertraline for around 9 months now, at first after the initial couple of weeks of nausea and dizziness etc make a difference and I was starting to feel more and more like the old me. I still had bad days but I was definitely more in this world.
However, lately, my lack of interest in things has returned. I can sit and watch episode after episode of tv show and not really be watching them but time just disappears. I have little to no interest in household tasks and the disassociation with the world is real.
I have a nearly 3yo and the days that I have her and she’s not at nursery I literally feel like I’m just going through the motions and that is not the mum I wanted to be.
I guess what I’m asking is, will upping my dose of sertraline help me (after speaking to my gp of course), has anyone ever regressed whilst on sertraline or is it worth me discussing other meds?
Sorry for the long post.
I’ve been on sertraline for around 9 months now, at first after the initial couple of weeks of nausea and dizziness etc make a difference and I was starting to feel more and more like the old me. I still had bad days but I was definitely more in this world.
However, lately, my lack of interest in things has returned. I can sit and watch episode after episode of tv show and not really be watching them but time just disappears. I have little to no interest in household tasks and the disassociation with the world is real.
I have a nearly 3yo and the days that I have her and she’s not at nursery I literally feel like I’m just going through the motions and that is not the mum I wanted to be.
I guess what I’m asking is, will upping my dose of sertraline help me (after speaking to my gp of course), has anyone ever regressed whilst on sertraline or is it worth me discussing other meds?
Sorry for the long post.