I have been on so many medications that juts stop working and I go crazier after each one stops working for me. My doctor juts added abilify to along with my current medication. I know what your feeling it's a very tough road to go down and feels like it will never get better. But you have to stay strong and keep pushing through even tho u juts don't feel like pushing anymore make your self get up out of bed and go outside for a walk or write in a journal to let out what is on your mind. I don't have a good support team so I am alone in my journey. If you need to talk feel free to message me anytime ok I will be here for you. It sucks not haveing anyone there when u need someone the most.

What med?

Zoloft please no negative.comments i have bad health anxiety

I recently started on Zoloft as well, it gets better with time. But if it gets any worse, STOP. Trust me you aren't alone. It took a while for mine to start working right as well. It may not get completely better but it helps a whole lot.

How long have you been on it? When did it really start helping?

I had a good experience with Zoloft. For me it took about 4-6 weeks to feel the full benefits of the medication. Once it kicked in though, my quality of life improved so much. Hang in there, it does get better.

I take Paxil and now I will be taking abilify as well

I have been on so many I don't even remember the names but one I did love but stopped working for me was viibryd. I wish it didn't stop working for me. Maybe talk to your doctor about it. And I was on zoloft and I hated it. But everone is different when it comes to medications your body reacts differently

Hi there!

It will take time for your body to adjust to the new meds. That's normal! I'm on Lexapro currently and it took a few weeks to kick in. My suicidal thoughts did increase at first.

I'd say be gentle with yourself and take life one day at a time. Doing those two things has helped me immensely. I'll keep you in my thoughts! :)

Hi! Adjusting to new meds is very hard, some particularly so. I tried Zoloft two years ago and it worked really very well for my depression, but it was one of the hardest meds to get used to. I was very ill feeling and in very low spirits for about 3-4 weeks before I started feeling better. Had to stop after two years because of an unrelated bleeding disorder, but it was a truly great med for me. Tried Lexapro next, the transition was easy but I hated the way I felt. Now I'm on Cymbalta and it works pretty well, but I had another rough transition. Overall, the improvement in my quality of life has been completely worth it. Hang in there and try some self care- aromatherapy, bubble baths, guilty pleasure movies, baby animal videos, anything to take your mind off it. I hope you feel better soon. Many hugs :)