Nardil and Dizziness: What Users Say
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- Lar...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- February 18, 2023
For Depression "I was very upset after trying this drug. I had such high hopes and am very confused with the high ratings. I was on Nardil for 2 months and have experienced many side effects: dizziness, fatigue, nausea, no energy, worse depression, zero libido, agitation. I was on 45 mg and could barely stand up at this dose. If you are sensitive to medication, this is probably not for you. The only advantage was a slight reduction in anxiety."
- Lom...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- February 19, 2023
For Depression "Nardil helps with anxiety but made me extremely tired, depressed, and agitated. I could only tolerate a low dose of 30 mg. Every time I tried to raise it to 45 mg, I experienced dizziness to the point of fainting, agitation, and crying spells."
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For Depression "There are many, many antidepressants, but then there's Nardil—one of a kind. This medication obliterated my major depressive disorder (MDD), which was so severe that even getting out of bed was a monumental task. I had a lack of motivation, anhedonia, constant suicidal thoughts, and feelings of overwhelm and doom. Nardil put a stop to all (and also eradicated my social phobia). For me, 60-90 mg is necessary, and it takes a while to work—took about 8 weeks the first time. The side effects were manageable, mostly vertigo, increased appetite, and constipation. In over 20 years, I haven’t had a single negative experience with the dietary restrictions. I eat what I want without issue. I've tried coming off Nardil three times: twice in an attempt to be medication-free, and once to try Parnate. The first two times, I didn’t experience withdrawal symptoms, but my depression and anxiety returned. The third time, Parnate provided some relief, but wasn't nearly as effective as Nardil."