I am glad the citalopram is helping you. *hugs* That's very good to hear.
Side effects, aha ha ha yes. What you say is interesting, because I have also had periods of vivid dreams, so vivid that they're tiring (and given my state of my over the last year or so, they've pretty much all been either stressful, disturbing, or both), and I've wondered, on re-reading the information leaflet, whether it's to do with the citalopram. That said, it did get very noticeably worse around March, so possibly its just life and me.
Also TMI side-effects. Err. I have some of them, too, and they're not fun, and they may not, of course, be the same TMI side effects, but ohgod they're not fun. They're a fucking pain. But better than being miserable, still. (For me, at least.) Also, they apparently get better after a few months, and I think I have noticed this in myself. So there is hope?
And finally: booooy kitty. Hee. She sounds like a darling little thing.
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on 2008-09-28 11:45 pm (UTC)Side effects, aha ha ha yes. What you say is interesting, because I have also had periods of vivid dreams, so vivid that they're tiring (and given my state of my over the last year or so, they've pretty much all been either stressful, disturbing, or both), and I've wondered, on re-reading the information leaflet, whether it's to do with the citalopram. That said, it did get very noticeably worse around March, so possibly its just life and me.
Also TMI side-effects. Err. I have some of them, too, and they're not fun, and they may not, of course, be the same TMI side effects, but ohgod they're not fun. They're a fucking pain. But better than being miserable, still. (For me, at least.) Also, they apparently get better after a few months, and I think I have noticed this in myself. So there is hope?
And finally: booooy kitty. Hee. She sounds like a darling little thing.