All good things...
Well my good T streak came to an end on March 2 It was 8 days of almost forgetting that I had T. There was one day that I searched for it and couldn't find it. I took a deep breath and told myself that I would remember this moment. A few days ago it started back up again. I wasn't too surprised as I didn't expect any long lasting relief. I'm not sure if I can attribute the relief to any particular drug. I started Namenda and Pristiq at about the same time. So maybe they helped. I reduce my Pristiq dose down from 100 to 50mg today. I've read it can take up to 11 days to notice the change. If the T gets considerably worse I might go back up. Like with any anti-depressant it has side effects and I'll need to decide if the benefits are worth living with the side effect.
Today I took a small amount of klonopin and gabapentin. I hadn't taken any in over a month and the stuff knocked me right out. I guess I lost my tolerance.
Today I took a small amount of klonopin and gabapentin. I hadn't taken any in over a month and the stuff knocked me right out. I guess I lost my tolerance.
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Oy, things were going so great! : (
I was excited about the Namenda--I thought that might have been giving you the good days. No sound of T at all--WOW! So how bad is the T now that the 8 days have ended? Is it back to what it was pre-Namenda? Or what is it on the 10-pt scale?
Also, did you cut back on the Pristiq for side effect reasons or ???
It\'s been in the 6 -8 range which isn\'t ideal. Mostly hissing but the volume has been rather high. Had one of those wake up and panic moment the other night but it didn\'t last long.
The side of Pristiq at 100mg are rather noticeable. It didn\'t seem as bad at 50mg so I\'m going back to that.