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I have severe depression and anxiety and i am on 20mg citalopram
well I was on the phone to my mum last night and after I had been chatting for about 5 mins my mum stopped me and asked if I was ok as she said i was talking rubbish and wasn't making sense.
The think is I can't remember what I was saying ? :unsure:
is this normal I am going crazy or is this a side affect ????
Hi Leanne
I'm sure that I'm one of many who've read your post, and want to help - but don't have the experience to be of any use. Getting no replies on this would be depressing, so that's why I'm typing this.
I can't help you Leanne, but remember that your Mum loves you very much, and wants to help you. She also knows you well, so is in a fine position to know whether this could be a side effect of a new drug you're taking.
Hang in there... CATS2
Thank you for the reply cats2,
I haven't told my mum about my depression or anxiety, don't know why, just can't.
supersezza
25-06-10, 23:03
Try telling her! Sometimes when my mind is preoccupied I struggle with words or get nervous etc....could u tell what u were saying or not? I would say though sometimes people do say that if they r getting frustrated....but the words still make sense u just aren't hearing what u want to hear...sorry hope that make sense and u feel ok, try not to worry. how long have u been taking the tablet for? it takes 2 weeks to settle i'm on 10mg of it too.
Sarah
I have been on 20mg for 8 weeks now,
I can't remember what I was saying, thats the part that as got me worried :huh:
i get like that sometimes, its very normal when your feeling anxious or thinking too much about what you are saying?! does that sound familiar to you?
i sometimes cant think about the word im saying then when i do i ferget what im saying or muddle my words.
i find im a better talker when im having a good day.
You have only been on citaloprham for 8 weeks i found it took me longer than that to feel the benifits but it works diffrently for everyone.
One of the most frustrating things about depression and anxiety for me has been my loss of vocabulary. I find my head spins sometimes when I'm talking as my brain is frantically trying to find words or alternatives ahead of what I want to say. And if i'm proccupied about something, then have to have a conversation about something else, it's all a total jumble.
Not having told your Mum must be a stress in itself. If you can, do try to tell her. Mine had some difficulty understanding at first, but now at least accepts that I can become anxious about things that don't affect her and makes allowances or gives me support.
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