/sci/No.169960529 replies4 images0 reposts
/sci/ — Dreaming on Lexapro
9 replies, 4 images
Dreaming on LexaproAnonymous06/08/26(Mon)10:32:01
File: IMG_1979.jpg (130 KB, 800x800)
I’m getting really vivid and awful dreams on Lexapro, such as a dream where I’m eating a bowl of prawns and then I look down to find I’m chewing on a rat’s corpse that was part of the cooked prawns. Do SSRIs alter dreams? Any psychiatrists or mental health workers know if this is common?
00
Anonymous06/08/26(Mon)10:37:57
>>16996052 (OP)
It's a well known side effect to have prophetic dreams on those drugs. All of them will come true exactly as you have forseen.
00
Anonymous06/09/26(Tue)17:26:47
File: IMG_8610.jpg (183 KB, 1885x1080)
>>16996052 (OP)
>It's a well known side effect to have prophetic dreams on those drugs. All of them will come true exactly as you have forseen.
>>>/x/
>>16996104
>serotonin has effects on everything
Yeah, I know. Apparently my brain doesn't like this (side effects and obviously, it doesn't work all that well in the first place. I think mostly in the beginning, like a placebo. And then now, it just feels like I felt exactly how I Was before I started taking them.) Oh well.
00
Anonymous06/09/26(Tue)17:46:30
File: yes, and.png (23 KB, 201x201)
>>16996959
>Apparently my brain doesn't like this (side effects and obviously, it doesn't work all that well in the first place. I think mostly in the beginning, like a placebo. And then now, it just feels like I felt exactly how I Was before I started taking them.) Oh well.
Yes, that's how SSRIs work.
00
Anonymous06/09/26(Tue)19:16:29
>>16996052 (OP)
Imagine tossing these bad boys into some mango habanero.
00
Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)13:53:56
>>16996052 (OP)
It doesn't last. been taking it for couple years.
First weeks you get the sweating and vivid deams, after that its back to normal
00