I just don't want the supplements im taking to counteract what im trying to do and or interact with my medicine. So im not sure if there's anything (supplement wise) that hits the same "receptors"? It really helps pull me out if the depersonalization and helps me with intrusive thoughts also. I purchased some supplements but i don't want them to be counter productive.Įvery other day im able to take 100mg of armodafinil. What are your thoughts on changing to prozac? I have a good pdoc now and have faith the titraring of one to the other would be done correctly.Īre there any supplements that would help with intrusive thoughts - which essentially is the root of song stuck syndrome - and even in some cases - depersonalization that will NOT affect what my medication is doing? But im at a point where I'm considering it. To help with this i increased my luvox to 250mg daily but it hasn't helped much.Īfter some research i found that luvox hasn't helped with people that are suffering from this bizarre phenomenon (song stuck syndrome) but some ppl have some luck with prozac (because it affects non ephedrine).įor over a decade I've prevented any and all attempts to have my medication changed since my life was taken in 2008.
#EGO DEATH DEPERSONALIZATION FULL#
I also suffer from bilateral atypical trigeminal neuralgia and will likely have to have an mvd soon to alleviate the pain.Īnyway - recently after attempting to return to work full time (i haven't worked in that capacity since 2008) i started having symptoms of constant earworms or "song stuck syndrome". Since that time ive titrated the medication up or down and at one point was only taking 150mg luvox, 1.5 mg klonopin, and 100 mg lamictal daily (from 300mg luvox, 3mg klonopin, and 300mg lamictal at the onset of treatment). This is what the University of London Depersonalization institute recommends so that's what we did. Since 2009 i have been on a steady regimen of Luvox, Klonopin, and lamictal. By the grace of God - i was able to find a good psychiatrist and start treatment. I knew something was wrong with me but nobody could figure it out. I spent a year not being able to recognize myself in the mirror, crying, contemplating suicide.
I actually have a blog up which details how this atrocity took place - i saw 63 specialists and was completely "numb" until i was able to obtain a correct diagnosis and start treatment.
My chronic depersonalization was a direct result of withdrawal from zyprexa and hypnotics. I'm new to the forum and I'm trying to enhance my understanding of these topics so i apologize in advance for my lack of knowledge with regard to these topics.ġ) I've suffered from chronic depersonalization since 2008.
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