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I know I am an idiot but .........
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I am on wind-down to bed mode and went to take my medication. I take a few drugs but am always (usually) careful to run out of any of them.
But I have managed to run out of Setraline (SSRI anti-depressant). I have ordered a new prescription with my doctor on-line which will be ready, hopefully, Tuesday.
Does anybody know how long it will take to get to the 'withdrawal' stage? Does the active drug stay in a person's system for 24 hours, 48 hours or a week?
I had a problem a year ago when I changed anti-depressants and I was pretty unbalanced for weeks. It is something that I never wish to repeat.
If all else fails I will crawl down to the pharmacy and beg for an emergency supply.
To make things much, much worse I have run out of chocolate. ;-(
But I have managed to run out of Setraline (SSRI anti-depressant). I have ordered a new prescription with my doctor on-line which will be ready, hopefully, Tuesday.
Does anybody know how long it will take to get to the 'withdrawal' stage? Does the active drug stay in a person's system for 24 hours, 48 hours or a week?
I had a problem a year ago when I changed anti-depressants and I was pretty unbalanced for weeks. It is something that I never wish to repeat.
If all else fails I will crawl down to the pharmacy and beg for an emergency supply.
To make things much, much worse I have run out of chocolate. ;-(
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi wolf. I had the same thing last weekend and have to say I was worried sick about it. Went from Friday to Tuesday as but really didn't have any problems. I think just worrying about it made me worse so got a bit anxious but nothing serious. I am not on the same tablets as you though, I take Reboxetine. Perhaps have a word with your pharmacist tomorrow just to double check though.