Nah...it's just you Hanna....... but seriously, it could well be the change. I know I go ass over titt when I have had a change.

ass over tit. That's awesome. haha.

Hah I'm like that naturally. Comes with having crappy hearing for me.
I'm constantly walking into things and falling over. My legs are covered in bruises.

I hope it's a medication issue for you though, so then at least it's easily fixed.

When I first went on Lamictal I was having a hell of a time with tripping over things, etc. Thank God it went away after a short time.

Ever since my doc increased my Seroquel XR dose, I am like a newborn calf. It sedates me so I take it at night. What med, Hanna?

I'm experiencing the same thing! I don't know if I've just been having a run of luck or if it's the Amitriptline!!

I've been taking Risperdal. Ever since then I've been getting terrible bruises everywhere on my legs and arms...sometimes even my hips.

I feel so horribly clumsy. It's embarrassing.

I got clumsy when I took Lamictal.

I took Risperdal and it not only had me walking into walls it also had me forgetting how to dial a phone it was horrible for me.

I was always clumsy, long before the drugs. When I was younger, my parents thought I was developmentally delayed since I would trip over my own feet and sometimes still do.

Anyways, until you adjust you will fall ass over tea kettle for awhile.

LOL. It will pass. :-)

Hanna,

It's the med change.... talk to your pdoc at your next appointment and let them know, show them your bruises....

When I was on Klonapin, and manic on 06, I was running around and bumping into everything, I couldn't feel a thing, my whole body was bruised ...... this is a no brainer!

Well I have been clumsy all my life,at one point my bedroom was down the basement,I never fell down the steps,but I would trip up them all the time and I run into doorways in my apt. all the time,believe me they don't call me Gracefull LOL.
my daughter is the same way and my grandson who is six is clumsy to,I think it runs in my family. LOLOLOL. be careful seriously you don't want to fall and break something,call the dr and see if he thinks it could be your meds,or look up the side effects. Hugs to Hanna :)

I have been clumsy for all of my life as well. I am used to being awkward. I'm maybe--a step or two above the character in the Pink Panther movie series. I'm just used to it.....

BUT.....Lithium makes me very clumsy. Lithium, however, does help to slow down my thinking when I am manic, and that helps with more academic tasks.