Psychiatrist in training develops PSSD | An interview with Tenacious Doc

[@JL2LB]

great video to share with other Psychiatrists who are doubters of PSSD

[@ajax700]

If you go to a psychiatrist or medic which denies this very documented condition, you have to get up, don't pay a cent, and never come again. And fill a complain on that medic. And go to a more humane medic that knows that medical drugs are dangerous. And treats you with none of the extremely usual medic arrogance. Best wishes.

[@Benji-gq9gx]

I really appreciate this video. Thanks to both of you. I relate massively to the chap with pssd as I have it. I'm hugely grateful for the Dr making these videos also

[@harryphil8479]

Two thoughtful psychiatrists talk PSSD. A very interesting interview. Thank you both for what you are doing to raise awareness of this devastating injury. And TD, I wish you all the best with your training - we need more psychiatrists like you.

[@carpediemcotidiem]

00:02 Tenacious DOC shares his experience with PSSD 02:30 Psychiatrist in training experienced unexpected side effects after starting medication. 06:52 Struggles with medication changes and anxiety 08:55 Struggles with extreme fatigue after stopping Wellbutrin 13:09 Loss of emotional response due to PSSD. 15:32 PSSD led to lack of motivation and drive 19:37 Psychiatrist in training experiences enduring sexual side effects after taking methylphenidate. 21:38 PSSD symptoms can be triggered by certain medications and are often misunderstood by physicians. 25:15 Increasing awareness of PSSD symptoms and experiences after SSRIs 27:13 Patient experiences significant improvement in symptoms after taking antibiotic 31:05 Some individuals find benefits from antibiotics for their condition. 33:11 Some antibiotics can have direct central nervous system effects 37:08 The use of antidepressants in India and the conflicting views on their benefits and risks 39:15 The average caseload for a busy public outpatient psychiatrist in India can be around 40 patients per day 43:01 Challenges in accessing counseling services vs. medication management 44:59 Diverse attitudes towards medication in different parts of India 48:44 Offering future support and encouragement Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@andywilson5677]

Thanks for sharing your experience Tenacious Doc.

[@SuperFoodParents]

21:47 I've listened to so many of these individuals describe the same intense injuries.😮 I'm glad he finally makes it plain that his biology has been altered

[@cduby1424]

I really appreciate your productions, you cover all angles and that is something new your bringing over the horizon. GOOD WORK!

[@chronicallywhatever]

Thanks for the interview Tenacious Doc!

[@dgksktditdtifc3948]

I'll save this for later.

[@mariekejansen7658]

Thank you for all your help and videos, it’s so important for all patients with psychiatric meds . 🙏🙏

[@Vgeyshbsvshshbvvss]

Thanks for your efforts ❤

[@dgksktditdtifc3948]

It's pretty sad that he feels the need to hide his identity. Those in the medical community should be more understanding of the importance of this issue, not less.

[@Freelythoughtful]

Its actually not such a forgiving profession when youre struggling with issues yourself, you may have your case load slashed if they suspect you are overburdened -will affect your progression to becoming fully qualified. After putting so many hours over the years into getting qualified this is devastating. Hence remaining anonymous and battling on alome is pretty commom for young therapidts, psyvhiatrists and psyvhologists

[@emot_think]

Hi, I'm a PSSD sufferer and I wish to be interviewed, how can I get in touch with you? Thanks

[@taperclinic]

Thanks for being willing, we need more folks to be open about this. With the sheer amount of people suffering, we haven’t been able to interview everyone, but we would love to consider you! In the next few months we should have a “media” page on our website and we’ll make a video about it when that comes out so people know how to get an interview!

[@JL2LB]

THANK U!

[@mohammedislam866]

Mirtazapine ruined me...

[@shalg9116]

Hello doc, can a 37 year old female get diabetes being on paroxtene and aripiprazole for panic attacks?

[@A.GAMBINO-i1j]

Thank you

[@arifbrany9714]

The first dose of trazodone 25 and imipramine 25 combination helps me but the symptoms get worse with the next dose.. how to manage it??

[@ElizabethAmbiong]

me too am lawyer and escitalopram destoyed my life at rhe age of 29

[@gemini-vibes6118]

Citalopram ruined me, too. Horrible stuff.

[@heinz-georgschneider3567]

Typical (side) efffects of SSRI/SNRI.

[@shawnleong3605]

Finally someone who literally has a taste of his own medicine. I’m sad that he had to learn it the hard way .

[@rosietilli5065]

He didn’t have a taste of his own medicine, he only went into psychiatry after developing PSSD. He’s entered into the field to help us

[@GilShortland]

Try to remember that this is a fellow sufferer of PSSD. Please be empathetic in comments.

[@shawnleong3605]

@@GilShortland then who can be empathetic towards me. I have begged psychiatrists to help me, only to be literally mocked by them.. I’m sorry I have misunderstood this person. But I’m never sorry to those psychiatrists who by any chance have a taste of their own medicine.

[@shawnleong3605]

@@rosietilli5065 understood. But I do hope those psychiatrists who harm their patients can have a taste of their own medicine, because I believe in karma.

[@Deadmachine2012]

You're pssd sufferer but also a bad person. Both things are independent

[@Lionsmaneisdangerous]

Of course its a third world country psychiatrist. Of course