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TEB

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it can take a long time to get the meds right. mopinko Jul 2017 #1
Psych meds are a big big tweak. It can take 8-10 weeks to see the first improvements irisblue Jul 2017 #2
"It can take 8-10 weeks to see the first improvements" left-of-center2012 Jul 2017 #3

mopinko

(72,878 posts)
1. it can take a long time to get the meds right.
Sun Jul 9, 2017, 01:08 PM
Jul 2017

talk to your doc. if it was helping, maybe you just need a little more.

hang in there. better doesnt happen overnight.

irisblue

(35,702 posts)
2. Psych meds are a big big tweak. It can take 8-10 weeks to see the first improvements
Sun Jul 9, 2017, 01:12 PM
Jul 2017

And yes, you might need to go see your doctor for an adjustment in med timing or amount.
Best regards

left-of-center2012

(34,195 posts)
3. "It can take 8-10 weeks to see the first improvements"
Sun Jul 9, 2017, 01:45 PM
Jul 2017

Well, that's good to know.
My doc put me on Bupropion 2 weeks ago and I keep thinking "I feel no different".

Calling her tomorrow about some edema in my feet that may be a side effect.

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