Hi, I start my Prozac two months ago feel so much better, I live in the moment now. Time is so precious so I don’t worry about it as much. I feel that it’s going to be easier to organize bigger projects and not have moments of overly busy in the mind. Thanks to Prozac things should be 65% better by Christmas.👍

I remind myself that I am not crazy I have a condition

This is bare minimum shit

Wow that was helpful

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I had panic attack disorder and health anxiety, I went on fluoxetine 20mg 1 month ago, and I can already see a huge difference It just causes me yawning and headaches from time to time, but this is slowly going away I truly wish everyone to find peace

Third time having it here. I am so exhausted

Hey all! I just started Prozac 2 days ago for anxiety and OCD... I'm not feeing anything yet... My worry is that one of the side effects is gaining weight. Did any of you gaining noticeable amount of weight while taking this medicine?? How long after taking Prozac you started to notice that your gaining weight? Many thanks!

I was diagnosed with Covid a month ago. I am still having breathing problems

from Portugal : Thank you very much !!! Its dificult to have hiere Doctors with clear explanation and caring like you do

If only it was this easy 😂

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It’s getting worse for me 😢 nearly 3 months with crushing chest pain, hurts a lot. I’ve tried everything I’ve can to get better, doctors keep telling me there’s nothing wrong.. but then why am I still feeling pain 😞 I can’t cope with this anymore.. I turn 29 next week and I feel at my worst in my life 😣

Sexual side effects are pretty bad. But otherwise I'm much happier than I've been for so long. Best antidepressant I've had. Was ready to end it all till I tried Prozac

We should never give up

I’m breathless now just sitting but it’s especially bad when I lay down. I got over Covid a month and a half ago. I still haven’t recovered my smell and taste either :(

A doll? Really? Watching the exercise using dolls makes me lose interest and trust on the video

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I have a weak retina and I searched for a medicine to strengthen the retina. This medicine, Prozac, appeared to me. What do you advise me to do? Should I take it?

Your content is very professional and very nice. But there are some problems with your KZbin channel, if you want we can discuss the problems. Solving the issues will help the channel grow and get more subscribers and views

This is the second time that I have gotten Covid and I find this video very helpful in dealing with my fatigue issues.

Short films about mental health, especially those focusing on trauma and PTSD, are a powerful medium for raising awareness and promoting understanding. These films can help individuals, like Dr. Tonmoy Sharma, a distinguished mental health specialist and author, and organizations like Sovereign Health, in their advocacy for those in need. Short films offer a concise yet impactful way to convey the challenges people face and the support they require. They can also serve as a valuable educational tool, reducing stigma and encouraging open discussions about mental health issues. By leveraging this creative approach alongside evidence-based therapies and compassionate care, individuals can be better equipped to address and overcome trauma and PTSD.

I have had a lot of trauma in my 49 years on this planet and this has helped me in so many ways. I have had OCD and ADHD and anxiety and this helps. Happy Happy 50 on the way.

This is a brilliant presentation. I am currently revising to do a wound assessment for my osce today and this video has literally all the answers. It is informative and I even took the liberty to post the link onto the moodle page on my polytechnic site. Thank you guys! This is amazing!

I had it mild 9 days ago. Didn't have much respiratory issues and thought I was over it after the 3rd day. Fever was the worst. I don't have shortness of breath, but I am fatigued badly. I just walked to the supermarket, and now I need to sleep. Usually I can walk back carrying the bags, but today I had to call a taxi because I was floored. I sleep often throughout the day. The night sweats are very bad too. This is the worst part about it.

I get that really bad sometimes especially when I'm doing some kind of activities I not only lose My breath I also lose most of my energy it'd be nice if she told us exactly what's going on in our lungs because it has to do with mucus I've done quick sugar processed sugars all processed sugars hard to do but when I have no sugar in me pretty much as far as processed sugars I usually breathe real well with no processed sugars in me but it is hard to avoid processed sugars because when I do eat stuff with sugar or things that my body doesn't want me to eat and I start producing tremendous amount of mucus very seldom do I get to spit some of it out

Sertraline is causing me so much anxiety. I have to take more benzodiazepine now even if I cut the pill in a tiny little piece and take it my anxiety is through the roof.

Thank you so much ❤

They don’t work. Period. If you think they work you were never really depressed and your poor mood was the problem. I’m tired of doctors not taking me seriously. Thinking they can fix me by boosting my mood. Like my mood or my attitude is the problem. I’m gonna tell my dr my mood isn’t the problem and that I want to advocate for my own health and imma try to look into esketamine.

It’s been on going for 10 days, experiencing tight chest pain, breathless easily and it’s completely taken over my life. After having a chesty cough for over a month, i started feeling out of breath easily and the chest pain. Been to a&e 3 times because i thought i was dying from the breathing difficulty. They sent me home with clear test results each time, which is confusing when I still feel the pain. Been given breathing exercises to follow, but it’s not easy. Has anyone had any luck with the breathing exercises? I’m concerned this will be long term thing :(

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Like, Like, Like, Like,(...) This is so annoying

Since March 2022 up yo now I am not same person; fatigue, vas sleeping, light pain allá body

This helps a lot

My 3 to 4 week. Feeling like I need to smile a little bit more. And I am socializing more within the normal I used to. My memory seems to improced and I get less angry. Adding the fact that I am anabolic steroids User this feel so pleasant. Humour changes are not a fact anymore. And I left everything that was making me foolish behind sush things as religion, ask for god, I do not want to show off couse I just donot feel the urge to. And feels like woman did reconized this at first hand. And suddenly everithing is going perfext. I found a good job with my proffesor. And I thibk I will be okay. Is there anh consecuences of using prozac/fluoxetin like forever. I am diagnosed Bipolar Disorden (unknown type)

There's nothing wrong with my erection lol okay I don't even know what that's about trust me bro it's all good, I mean huge okay lol no problems here if you know what I mean it's like every 5 minutes even right now so don't worry about it.

Really helpful. Thank you.

No therapy is NOT a safe place. Stop these fucking lies. A number of therapists over the years have TRAUMATIZED ME AND MADE MY TRAUMA WORSE. IT’S RARE TO FIND A THERAPIST WHO ACTUAL CARES AND WON’T TURN INTO A RAGING BITCH JUST BECAUSE SHE FELT THREATENED BY WHAT YOU SAID OR DIDN’T AGREE WITH YOUR VIEW. MOST THERAPISTS HAVE EGO THAT’S OUT OF CONTROL AND WILL START ARGUING WITH YOU AND PUTTING YOU DOWN ONCE THEY FEEL THREATENED BY YOU.

Here I don't have the money to treat my left and right teeth, I can only 😭 is there anyone in this world who can help me besides myself

SSRIs ruined my life. Just don't.

The most accurate description I've ever heard of PTSD.

Great Job, Oxford Health and everyone involved.

i've just started a different fluoxetine and searching for anything any everything about it besides what my psychiatrist told me. but one thing about this video feels weird to me. why does every single person here sounds like they're high off their heels on the highest dosage of this

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Thank you, I think the battery analogy is helpful, it is easy for me and those around me to understand. I have been living with chronic fatigue for more than two years since having Covid and I recognise that boom and bust cycle with the downward spiral that comes from pushing too hard. Sadly I don't have much to say about things getting better. When I manage myself well I can start to have days when I almost feel normal but as soon as I try to stretch myself to doing more, the amount I can do shrinks back (boom-bust). For me the breaks and rests of five or ten minutes do little and I generally have to go to bed for two hours every afternoon to get through the rest of the day. If I skip my afternoon sleeps for a couple of days I am soon too tired to even think. Walking or exercising makes me worse. So I have learned to just do a lot less and at a slow pace. The house does not get cleaned, the gardening does not get done and I muddle through the days by not doing a lot of things I would previously have found easy. Fortunately I am retired though I would dearly like to be more active in my voluntary work and my role as a carer. I think this is a great video, my only criticism is that it is a little too optimistic about recovery. Self management definitely brings about improvements but I don't think the capacity of my "battery" has improved at all. Accepting my limitations has helped but I still sometimes find things very frustrating.