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Old 02-12-2011, 06:41 PM #20
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Sounds like when I get a massive sympathetic discharge. The only way it gets tamped down is a trip to the ER....or it rages for days.

As you go off meds there is a huge rebound.

I am so supersensitive to meds that I use pediatric doses of many of them.

My thought is they didn't give you enough time to adjust from tapering off meds.
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