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22/07/2017 | | 53moderated by Susan
fluvoxamine maleate (50mg) for depression
I have got depression and suffer from anxiety and panic disorder. I'd been on 50 mg for a long time but I got more stressed and depressed and the GP increased the dose to 100 mg and the psychiatrist then later to 150 mg per day. My symptoms haven't gone away but the panic attacks at least are fewer.
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30/06/2017 | | 49moderated by Henry
fluvoxamine maleate (50mg) for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Used feverin for 15 years. Started coming off it in Jan 2017. Finally stopped in March 2017. In principle all was good... but personal issues and the sale of my house meant I started becoming depressed again. 3 days ago I started taking 50 mg in the morning again. Suffering with trembling legs and I've got no idea what I'm supposed to do (lie in bed or on the sofa) depression seems worse. Guess...
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31/05/2017 | | 40moderated by Susan
fluvoxamine maleate (50mg) for depression
Tried all sorts of drugs. This one worked pretty quickly. Couple of panic attacks but that was all. It was a bit intense for about 3 weeks but that feeling soon went and it was like a light had been switched on! I can still get low sometimes, but the really heaviness has happily gone away.
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