LiveAboveIt
13-08-16, 02:28
I've been sort of stuck in this state for about 6-8 months now. It doesn't matter what medication I am on or how active/distracted I stay. I'm just in a constant severe state of anxiety all day, everyday.
I've been on 6-7 different SSRI's and SNRI's and none of them seem to make a dent. I'm currently taking 50mg of Pristiq and I've been in therapy for a few months now and I can't seem to get rid of this constant anxiety over nothing.
It sometimes tends to lessen or go away at night and I sleep fine for the most part, but I just have this constant severe state of anxiety that I appear to be stuck in, even when I am not worried about anything.
It just seems like nothing is working besides Clonazepam .5mg, but that's just a mild temporary relief and not a real fix. Is it possible to have a physical or hormonal condition that could cause this weird state? Even when I am calm, I feel incredibly headrushy and spaced out, with racing thoughts and this uncomfortable feeling of dread that I can't seem to get rid of.
I've been doing my best to ignore it and use positive self-talk, but it just doesn't seem to lessen or cease. Really at my wits end trying to live despite this.
I've been on 6-7 different SSRI's and SNRI's and none of them seem to make a dent. I'm currently taking 50mg of Pristiq and I've been in therapy for a few months now and I can't seem to get rid of this constant anxiety over nothing.
It sometimes tends to lessen or go away at night and I sleep fine for the most part, but I just have this constant severe state of anxiety that I appear to be stuck in, even when I am not worried about anything.
It just seems like nothing is working besides Clonazepam .5mg, but that's just a mild temporary relief and not a real fix. Is it possible to have a physical or hormonal condition that could cause this weird state? Even when I am calm, I feel incredibly headrushy and spaced out, with racing thoughts and this uncomfortable feeling of dread that I can't seem to get rid of.
I've been doing my best to ignore it and use positive self-talk, but it just doesn't seem to lessen or cease. Really at my wits end trying to live despite this.