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Re: side effects: feeling cold, yawning or stretching? » katekite

Posted by jay on July 5, 2002, at 3:40:45

In reply to side effects: feeling cold, yawning or stretching?, posted by katekite on July 4, 2002, at 18:02:35


Yes, I know exactly what you are saying. It may very well mean the med(s) you are on are working well. I very much find when I get my med formula right, I physically feel both relaxed and alert at the same time. Especially just before I sleep, as I will 'drift' into sleep, rather than lay tossing and turning.

Plus, this may relate to your stretching, but I get very achy in many of my joints (I think this is just part of the depression), and they don't feel so painful when my meds are working well, and I feel well.

I think you are on the right path. I hope it all goes well for you.

Take care,
Jay

> So I feel hot most of the time...hormonal thing (working on that)... I notice sometimes I'll suddenly start to feel better and I get goose bumps and find at the same time I yawn, stretch etc, without feeling particularly sleepy.
>
> I searched in the archives and found the ssris sometimes do this, and that its maybe serotonin 1a receptors (but for me a serotonin 1a agonist (buspar) has almost the opposite effect, so not sure how that works).
>
> Is anyone on a med that causes these side effects? In a good way or in a bad way?
>
> kate


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