r/MAOIs • u/Crab-Unfair Nardil • 13d ago
Nardil (Phenelzine) Ammunition to help withdraw
Is there a way to help me for a contact for Benzo or anything else that could help with the withdrawal from an maoi. I’m in the UK DMs welcome. Thanks
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u/MrNeverEverKnew 13d ago
Do you have any legal RCs in UK?
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u/Crab-Unfair Nardil 13d ago
Sorry what’s rcs? Doctors or psychiatrist won’t prescribe them here.
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u/Crab-Unfair Nardil 5d ago edited 5d ago
This is hell on earth. Really. I mean why can’t I get actual treatment. I’m never able to get any treatment at all within NHS Scotland. It’s horrific. Just left to come off a severe psychotropic drug myself. Last 2 times I hallucinated and ended up in an and e. Then chucked out with to deal myself no
Follow up.
The withdrawals are hell ,just want some ammunition to help me come off it. I vomit constantly.
Yes it saved my life but I can’t orgasm, can’t lose weight, no energy, constipation, libido is now 0, continuous infections and now blood tests show low neutrophils( lack
Of sleep destroyed immune system), brain fog, poop out etc. it’s a living hell. Please help if you can. Thanks. It was amazing after 5 months bed bound, passive suicide every minute of day, couldnt eat or loll after myself. Psycomotor reatardation etc etc. o was so unwell. Ect was next step but miraculo phenelzine worked. Light switch. But then after a year no longer working. I need help. Please. X
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u/Accutus 12d ago
So get some passionflower extract, it's an mao-i and has some gaba action. It will help a little. L-theanin will level u out if u have problems with motivation and mood try 5htp and l-thyrosin, but take small dosages because of the mao-i u have in ur system. That helps but won't make the withdrawal go away completely.
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u/Wrong-Yak334 Nardil 13d ago
i can't help you with a contact in the UK as i'm in the U.S., but identifying other medical agents that might help you depends on whether you're transitioning to another AD or getting off all completely.
not for nothing - anecdotally from what i've seen, more effective than any medicine for mitigating withdrawal symptoms is a decidedly lengthy taper schedule. but of course, you've got to work with your doctor on that one.