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Posted by KRM123 on September 29, 2003, at 23:31:18
I am sorry- I posted this two days ago but no one responded. I made an appt. to see a physican but would like advice because I am worried something is really wrong...
I have had excessive hunger for over two weeks now!! It is terrible. I have been on Zoloft since June starting out at 50mg then upping it to 100mg for the past month or so. I don't know what to think- it could be the zoloft or it could be something else. When I was depressed I had problems with eating- binging, emotional eating...the zoloft helped me to stop that and feel full after a meal now it is just the reverse. I recently had a yeast infection so that could have caused the sugar cravings. Otherwise it could be withdrawal effects from Klonopin, Trazodone or Restoril ( I highly doubt) I was cycling between these 3 for about two weeks and quit them all cold turkey just a day before this hunger started. I could be PMSing also but it has never been this bad. I just never feel satisfied- want to eat all the time. I am also lethargically tired all the time- I can't bring myself to work out at the gym...usually I go almost everyday but I always feel like crap. Please help!!
Posted by stjames on September 29, 2003, at 23:43:28
In reply to Experiencing unpleasant symptoms, posted by KRM123 on September 29, 2003, at 23:31:18
Otherwise it could be withdrawal effects from Klonopin, Trazodone or Restoril ( I highly doubt) I was cycling between these 3 for about two weeks and quit them all cold turkey
Then you will be the first person to quit Klonopin &
Restoril cold turkey without side effects. Cold turkey is a really really bad idea. I suspect that is what is happening now.
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