Ooops, forgot to say the feelings of nausea and no appetite could be a symptom of anxiety/depression. I remember before taking any medication I would wake up every morning feeling sick and didn't want to eat much most days. Obviously you can't rule out this being a side affect of prozac but it could be your body's natural way of showing anxiety/depression.
I from time to time need to take prozac. It's not for everyone but if it works for you don't let anyone else tell you it's wrong. There are side affects to the drug but you'll find that with any drug. It doesn't necessarily mean you will experience all or any of them. I found I felt so **** that putting up with a couple of side affects, which went quite quickly, was worth it. I just wanted to feel better, me again.
It does take between 4 - 6 weeks on average to start working. It's not something you will suddenly wake up one day and think "oh it's working, I feel better', it's more like you start to realise you don't feel so ****. It's does make you feel worse before you feel better. I found it made me more anxious/jumpy after the first week of taking them but that only lasts for about a week.
Hang on in there, give the prozac a chance to work, if after 6 weeks you feel no better or feel worse then go back to your doctor. You may want to consider giving yourself a break from work, less pressure on you and time to try and relax. Exercise is always good as well.
"Seritonin, Norepinephrine, Dopeamine, and the onder production of GABA"
I meant to say "Seritonin, Norepinephrine, Dopeamine, and the UNDER production of GABA"
"And of course the GABA definently can keep up with the other 3 nerotransmitters because it already had a unhealthy lowered functioning level"
I meant to say
And of course the GABA definently CANT keep up with the other 3 nerotransmitters because it already had a unhealthy lowered functioning level
If theres anymore typos, just excuse them, its still early here, lol
I personaly dont agree with A.Ds "ssris, snris, all of em"
My theroy is that people with anxiety are over stimulated as a result from Higher production of Seritonin, Norepinephrine, Dopeamine, and the onder production of GABA.
A.D's make those certian nerotransmitter more sensitive, creating worse panic.
And of course the GABA definently can keep up with the other 3 nerotransmitters because it already had a unhealthy lowered functioning level.
while your taking it, your brain begins to get "lazy" and becomes the opposite from what it was, it now creates too little of those 3, and the GABA is still insuficiant.
When you eventually quit taking it, your brain has to kick it in overdrive, and basically has to retrain itself to make those chemicals, so you will have allot of different symptoms of withdraw, and allot of ups and downs.
They have yet to proove how AD's work, and if you look at the results of all there diagnosis, performance test, you would see that its barely as effective as a placebo....but with lots of side effects and withdraw.
You also shouldnt be taking that much xanax that frequently, thats a road to misery.
I suggest talking to your Doc about Klonopin or Valium as a maintnence, instead of a "as needed" thing.
I took prozac too, and all it did to me is give me chest pains and "OCD" symptoms....and made all the rest of my anxiety that was 24/7 worse. I now take nothing, and am on a journey in naturepathy and no longer believe in modern psychology.
All the anxiety, and symptoms are because of something other then these supposed brain chemicals simply "malfunctioning" Healthy body= healthy ming, and healthy mind=healthy body
My personal beliefs and theroys lead me to believe that there is a select few possibilities that influence mental disorders.
After all, all psychology is theroy, and theroys change with knowledge.