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Does anyone have any experience with mirtazipine? I just started taking it. Took my 1st does, 7.5 mg, last night and now I feel so tired. I can not shake this grogginess. Does your body ever adjust? At this point it's not worth it.
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I was so tired this morning I could not wake up. I was falling asleep eating my breakfast.
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I went all the way up to 30mg....It didn't help much with sleep the only side effect was increased appetite. I did not feel groggy the next day. Good luck with it and I hope you feel better.
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So, rumor has it that the grogginess gets better as the dose increases (confirm this with your doctor). I take 45 mg at night and while it helps me sleep, I don't wake up groggy.
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I went up to 45 mg. No effect on general psychiatric symptoms. Did help sleep. Eventually discontinued on the advice of new psychiatrist. Don't miss it.
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Is this being used for sleep or its antidepressant properties?
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