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Drew Kern3 Drew Kern3 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#21 ·
slycrane132 said:How long did it take before you actually started feeling the effects of that unknown stuff?

Sorry, I haven't been hanging around this forum much lately. For me, it took exactly as long as the label said—two weeks. Have you even tried them yet?
Drew Kern3 Drew Kern3 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Casey Long4 said:I'm 7 months pregnant and my doctor told me to take unknown. I've been feeling pretty depressed and tearful lately, I'm barely sleeping, and I get panic attacks every now and then. They say unknown is okay during pregnancy, just not recommended during the first trimester.
It’s been going on for a while, but since I got pregnant, it feels like things have actually gotten worse.
Has anyone else taken unknown? How did it affect you?
Thanks so much!

Since it's been quite a while since you posted, could you please let me know if the unknown you took while pregnant caused any issues? I'm 5 months pregnant right now and was thinking about starting it. Thanks a million.
vividbear11 vividbear11 Newcomer
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#23 ·
Hi there.

Does anyone happen to know what these capsules are going for at local pharmacies, and more importantly, do they actually work?
Bryan Palmer9 Bryan Palmer9 Member
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joined Sep 2019
#24 ·
It says $10
but I’m pretty sure you can find something way cheaper somewhere else online

That stuff is basically just herbal supplements, and honestly, from what I hear, they aren't nearly as heavy-duty as actual prescription antidepressants, so you probably won't feel much of a difference with them.
Plus, real meds actually take some time to kick in—you usually need to wait at least a week before you even start noticing things heading in a better direction.

And if you are on actual medication, don't expect them to just make you want to curl up in a ball and hide in your room or whatever; the whole point is to give you that little extra boost so you can actually face your problems head-on and fight for yourself, you know?

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