how does buspirone make you feel?
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man are any of you on buspirone? it's this pill that's supposed to help with the anxiety but like does it actually do anything? i started taking it last week cause my doc thought hey let's try this out since nothing else seems to work. but i'm not feeling anything different. kind of feels like i'm just popping candies here. anyone else? cause i've read that it's supposed to chill you out but all i'm getting is an empty wallet and a handful of useless meds.
like what the hell, right? ahhhh!!! sometimes i wonder if these docs even know what they're talking about or if they're just throwing pills at me and hoping something sticks to the wall. when i asked my doc about any real effects they gave me this vague "it takes time" crap. seriously?? how much longer should i be waiting???
so anyway, every day it's like pop another one and wait for some miracle that ain't gonna happen. talked to a couple friends who said give it another month or so.... screw that! i'm already three weeks in - where's my peace, man?
why can't shit just be simple?? they say this thing will calm your ass down but whenever i take it and sit in traffic my mind still races like a freaking formula 1 car!!!! it'll be nice if someone here has actually felt a difference after using buspirone... tired of stabbing around in the dark here!
sigh... maybe i'm just being harsh but if there's no change soon do you keep going? there's gotta be others out there frustrated with this stuff too. what're we paying for... placebos?! so fed up!!
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sounds lik ur overreacting!!
hey, i get being frustrated when you're not seeing any results yet. it's like, how long do you have to stick it out before something clicks, right? 😩 i've heard mixed things about buspirone myself. maybe it just works differently for everyone? have you thought about asking your doc about other options or a different approach entirely?
Yeah, it sucks when you’re waiting for meds to kick in. Buspirone isn't as fast-acting as some other options; it's more like a slow burn that creeps up on you. Could be worth keeping a symptom journal to track any small changes, even if they don't seem huge yet. Sometimes the effects are so gradual you might not notice until you look back and compare. But if you're still feeling off after another few weeks, definitely push your doc for a follow-up or alternative options.
uhhh..not sure rlly
Maybe it's placebo for real!!
I've tried different meds before, sometimes they take longer than expected to actually have an effect on your body.
i've been wondering about these medications myself honestly, started one a while back and it's hard to tell what's working and what's not considering my moods go up n down by themselves anyway... really confuses me!
Ever think the waiting game might just be a huge puzzle doctors throw at us?
idk, i kinda understand your skepticism about buspirone. i'd been on it for a couple of months myself and was starting to feel the same way 😕. at first, it really did feel like playing russian roulette with my mental health; every day popping a pill and simply hoping for some change has a toll of its own. maybe it's just me but i noticed after about six weeks there was this subtle shift. definitely wasn't immediate or life-changing overnight though; patience is tough but sometimes that slow build-up can be deceivingly effective. you might want to consider giving it a bit more time but totally understandable if you're ready to consult your doc on alternatives...
Are you sure you're following the proper dosage instructions from your doctor?
sometimes it's like we're guinea pigs for these prescriptions, makes me wonder if we'll ever find something that works perfectly.
Dang, dude, it sounds like you're caught in the med trial limbo. I hear you on the empty wallet part...a lot of us feel like we're paying out for hope in a bottle. You ever think about upping your self-care game a bit while waiting for those meds to kick in? Like maybe getting into some meditation or yoga classes? I'm no doctor, but sometimes when you mix pills with other chill-out methods, they tag team better. I'm curious though, have you tried asking your doc if there's anything natural or over-the-counter that might help along with the buspirone?
yeah same boat...
hey, i kinda get where you're coming from. it's frustrating waiting for something to work when it feels like you're just spinning your wheels; maybe it's like that line in "Groundhog Day" where you feel stuck doing the same thing over and over hoping for a different outcome, lol. i've heard others mention that sometimes lifestyle changes like daily walking or yoga can enhance the effects of meds. maybe giving that a shot could be helpful? how do you handle it when traffic's got your head racing?
'ive used bicore once ...cant tell if things changed , docs know their stuff mostly though, just unsure too lol but u neva kno'
how many tabs ya takin daily?
been thinking about whether docs actually consider some underlying stuff we dont mention when prescribing medicine coz most times nobody asks bout other emotional triggers is kinda weird like how do we produce reliable results then huh ? bit tiring! finished lots appointments,worries r still high.
only one tab per day so why isn't it kicking in yet!?
guess u need timemore