• dependencyinjection@discuss.tchncs.de
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    22 hours ago

    I found that once I had my life on track, being diagnosed in my late thirties, it was easier to tackle life without medication. Because methylphenidate is not an easy drug to take. I would swear profusely even when not doing anything and it killed my appetite, which was bad because I rarely ate anyway. It’s just I was hungry but it made me feel sick to eat.

    When there are more negatives than the problems it’s fixing I had to make a choice to rawdog life. It just means I have no control over whether I do something. Want to play Minecraft so bad but can’t find the drive, guess we just watching YouTube until Monday then being sad it’s back to work.

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      3 hours ago

      Haha it took me a long time to figure out you meant “sweat.” I was busy trying to wrap my head around excessive swearing as a symptom lol

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      14 hours ago

      It would be funny if it wasn’t so sad. You just described my life, but without the diagnosis or trying meds.

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      21 hours ago

      Atomoxetine joins the chat. In cases where drugs with focus on dopamine don’t work, such for noradrenaline usually do.

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        6 hours ago

        Atomoxetine. I took that drug for two months, I felt nothing. I stopped taking it, I felt nothing.

        Anyone else? I’m a bit lost as to what to try next.

        Two months (had to quit early) of Welbutrin gave me rashes and three-day headaches.