Hi Pixie,
If you have tried six different ADs without success, that is a good reason to try pregabalin (and follows NHS guidelines). Good luck with your GP.
Hi Pixie,
If you have tried six different ADs without success, that is a good reason to try pregabalin (and follows NHS guidelines). Good luck with your GP.
Hi Hanshan
Following your good advice, I am much improved after increasing pregabalin back to 200 from 150.
Although I was surprised to hear that you still get the occasional surge of anxiety on such a high dose, I think the same applies to any medication. The occasional blip due to unsavoury external events is to be expected, but it rarely lasts a long time. We can just look at it as a temporary setback and try not to get too upset by it.
akb
Hi Akb,
Thanks for your friendly comment. I'm willing to have some anxiety at times, just to know how nice it is when it is gone!
Thank you all for posting about your experiences and providing much-needed support and advice. I don't ever expect to totally eradicate anxiety but it would be nice to experience it as part of a normal range of emotions again and not exist in the constant state of extreme agiation that I am at the moment! I'm seeing my GP tomorrow so fingers crossed she will be open to switching or augmenting meds as my current mirt alone is definitely not doing anything.
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