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She’s basically telling me to just back off,
but I really want to know how long it actually takes to kick in.
Robert Collins2 said:Good grief, you’ve already asked me that at least ten times... just because two things fall under the same diagnosis doesn't mean the meds are going to hit the same way. Honestly, it feels like your depression might just be hitting a whole new level of intensity right now, making everything feel even more heavy-handed than usual...
Fair enough, but what’s the longest wait time before things actually start working? I read somewhere that it could take up to six weeks.
Hey everyone, I’ve been on an increased dose of Zoloft for about 17 days now—one pill
and for the last two days, I've bumped it up to two pills a day.
Should I be feeling any difference by now? Any idea when it might actually kick in?
What has your experience been like?
I really don't want to switch medications since I've been on this one for years,
and my psychiatrist says this isn't some new issue, just the same old thing.
I’ve been on it for five years now,
it started with one a day, then I dropped down to half, then there was a period where I wasn't taking anything at all,
then back to half, and now I'm back to one daily...
Back when things were at their absolute worst about five years ago,
I honestly would have swallowed anything just to escape that hell,
but Zoloft and psychotherapy finally pulled me through.
It took about three weeks to really kick in,
and after two or three months, I felt like my old self again.
Luckily, I didn't deal with many side effects, aside from some nausea and losing my appetite a bit..
That concert was incredible.
Honestly, it blew my expectations out of the water.🙏
Does anyone know if there's any way to get an audio recording of the show?
🤷