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I think I've read posts on this before but don't remember the content.
I've been having horrible anxiety in the morning right after I wake up. For awhile it wasn't as bad but it's back now.
I can feel it in my stomach but my head is the worst. It's hard to describe but it's like my thoughts trigger some kind of panic, and they could be as simple as thinking I have to get laundry done.
I don't understand where it's coming from, and I don't want to take any more ativan.
Any ideas??
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I had that WAY back in the days before I was diagnosed, along with insomnia, and pain. Some doctor prescribed Cymbalta for my pain. Didn't help the pain, but it did cut back on my anxiety issues.
Mornings were bad....I remember, like how can you possibly wake up and have anxiety from the moment you open your eyes?!? I had it throughout the day, as well. Felt like I was always having a low grade panic attack.
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I do take it every day now and I didn't want to build up a tolerance to it, but I think I have.
I've tried klonopin but it puts me to sleep at even a tiny dose. Good for at night but not so much during the day!
Anxiety really is the worst for me. That and the brain fog. If those two things would let up I would feel so much better.
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Sorry but Ativan half-life isn't short term it ranges between 10-20 hours. That to me is long but Klonopin is between 18-50 hours. They both work fine.
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