Personality Disorders Support Group

Personality disorders form a class of mental disorders that are characterized by long-lasting rigid patterns of thought and behaviour. Personality disorders are seen by the American Psychiatric Association as an enduring pattern of inner experience and behavior that deviates markedly from the expectations of the culture of the individual who exhibits it.

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marie32 04/18/2008

hi all were do i start i have bpd anxiety i take diazpam when am really bad but not all the time am always seeing my doctor i think hes sick of me but i need the help whot it is i need meds to make me better i get scared to go out as my head goes dizzy then i feel sick id like to know whots the best tablets out there for are illnes how to get stablie and feel safe again thanks marie

deleted_user 04/18/2008

I'm not familiar with the med. you mentioned.
I have been battling with the correct med. combination for over a year. I am probably the most balanced at the moment.
I think people may react differently to meds. I had a med. that I took myself off of because it made me weak, dizzy, and tired. I have a friend that loves the same med. It is horrible for me. Good luck.

deleted_user 04/21/2008

I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder with severe panic anxiety disorder back in August 2007. At first they put me on Lexapro and it helped quite a bit but the side effects were horrible. I had facial edema and edema in my limbs, gained forty pounds, constant headaches and chest palpitations. They had me on medication and combination with DBT therapy. Just last month my psychiatrist switched me to Cymblata and Seroquel which help quite a bit for the panic anxiety disorder. Between medication and DBT therapy that I have once a month, I am feeling better than I ever did. If you ever want someone to talk to, Im here.

deleted_user 04/21/2008

Fairly large doses of Lamictal and Klonopin have helped stabalize me. I also take several other meds.for various reasons.

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