cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/68291780

My doctor recently put me on a pretty complex medication routine, and honestly, seeing it written all out on paper looks a bit overwhelming. Here is what I'm taking:

  • Lexapro – 20 mg
  • Inderal – 40 mg
  • Wellbutrin – 300 mg
  • Symbyax – 3/25 mg Looking at this list, it feels like a heavy mix—an SSRI, a beta-blocker, an NDRI, plus an antipsychotic combo. I’m really curious about a few things:
  1. How common is a setup like this? Is it pretty standard for doctors to stack these different classes together when treating tougher cases, or is this a bit unconventional?

  2. Wellbutrin + Symbyax combo: Does it make sense to pair Wellbutrin with Symbyax to help balance out things like brain fog, low energy, or blunted emotions?

  3. Long-term experience: If you or someone you know has been on a multi-med regimen like this, how did it go once your body fully adapted?

(Not looking for medical advice, just trying to see if anyone else has been on a similar cocktail and how it worked out for you!)

[–] 2 points 1 year ago

I have ADHD. Life is tough, I could never focus, it lowers my attention span and makes me lose focus on the stuff I need making me pay attention to unwanted stuff near.

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  • [–] 8 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

    I actually got my hands on Frankincense drops and started to eat them like crazy, when I decided to try one of them. It tasted like actual raw glass like rocks although I liked eating them and didn't knew why until now. Although they have almost zero to non taste, eating them was quite addictive in my experience

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  • [–] 7 points 1 year ago

    Man... When I was younger I used to fake my age, I know that some kid's still going to find a way to bypass the system like giving their parent's verification IDs or something..

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