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his8sm
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Joined: Oct 2006
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8/31/17 10:14 AM
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Every medicine I have taken, and I have been through loads has seen a promising start, and then it hits me again.
What i wanted to ask was... I understand the triggers and the intrusive thought as a result of stress etc, but why when the thoughts fade, and they always do, does my head still feel sore and almost like its caused some damage....and then takes a little time for brain to revert back to normal. This is why i think its a biological condition and a lot of evidence shows it so. Once the biological trigger occurs it can take weeks for it to calm down/
and with it being cyclic, was lamotragine a good choice to see if the cyclic moods may be affecting it? just began 100mg 15 days ago, you think i might get asked to go higher if these cycles cant be broken? because otherwise there is no difference to when I was just on Cymbalta, the good times are fine, but the episodes, can come and go every 3 months etc.
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