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ssri killing me
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2017-05-22 at 1:57 AM UTC
Originally posted by Malice This…may not be common. It could actually be a sign of being at risk of developing epilepsy. I've mentioned the possibility of a deficit in the GABAergic pathway before.
I mean, it could be nothing, but even if they're mild, depending on how frequently they occur, it could definitely be a sign of something to worry about. Not trying to pester you, just keep in mind that if they ever become more intense and frequent you may want to see a neurologist or doctor just to be safe.
I actually never get brain zaps. The only time I've gotten them is when my previous stupid bitch of a psychiatrist took me off Nardil cold turkey.
Never had them in day to day life, only on acid, well after peak. Interestingly they're primarily auditory for me, sounds like a sudden blast of static but uhhh, like not static. Like the textural element is white noise but there's integration happening. Like a bunch of songs playing and a bunch of people talking all at once but instead of just being noise they're all simultaneously intelligible. Not fun if it's too intense but kinda cool when mild.
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2017-05-22 at 2:10 AM UTCdont do anything from doctorsThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2017-05-22 at 3:16 AM UTC
Originally posted by Lanny Never had them in day to day life, only on acid, well after peak. Interestingly they're primarily auditory for me, sounds like a sudden blast of static but uhhh, like not static. Like the textural element is white noise but there's integration happening. Like being a bunch of songs and a bunch of people talking all at once but instead of just being noise they're all simultaneously intelligible. Not fun if it's too intense but kinda cool when mild.
Oh, that's probably fine, then.
