Re: Jogging--good or bad???

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After I jog, my withdrawal symptoms (the dizziness, etc.) get worse.

Does this happen to anyone else? Should I ignore this and consider

this to be good for me? Or should I avoid jogging and do some walking

instead

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This is a common problem for most people who get off these drugs. Seems like really vigorous exercise causes some of the toxins to be released into your bloodstream causing a backlash of withdrawal symptoms. Try walking instead and see if you can tolerate that.

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Hi glitter , I have been doing some trawling and I'm quite shocked to find that Neurontin has a similar reputation to Seroxat .What can I do please ?I am 17days of Seroxat , but no way dare I do the same with the Neurontin .I am having a very bad day here

Yes, Neurontin is just as bad if not worse. How long has you been on the Neurontin? I don't know how one weans off this, or if one needs to. Best to wait til gets back to ask her. I'd hold tight for the time being, but yes, Neurontin will only make you worse, not better.

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What are you withdrawing from ?Is it Paxil?

I envy you being able to jog ,I used to be active all the time ,no longer unfortunately .I'm feeling very low tonight .Cyndi .xheykeith1 wrote:

After I jog, my withdrawal symptoms (the dizziness, etc.) get worse. Does this happen to anyone else? Should I ignore this and consider this to be good for me? Or should I avoid jogging and do some walking instead? Thanks.To subscribe to the off-topic list go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/socialWandR/

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That is a very good question. I have often wondered the same thing.

I ride my bike. My personal philosophy is to back off if I feel too

bad. By backing off I mean lowering the intensity. Sometimes I can

get going pretty good. NOnetheless, it is my feeling some exercise

is needed regardless of how you feel. The question is the intensity

and I'd be real curious to here from those who know more than I to

weigh in on this one. All the best,

Casey

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> After I jog, my withdrawal symptoms (the dizziness, etc.) get

worse.

> Does this happen to anyone else? Should I ignore this and consider

> this to be good for me? Or should I avoid jogging and do some

walking

> instead? Thanks.

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Hi glitter , I have been doing some trawling and I'm quite shocked to find that Neurontin has a similar reputation to Seroxat .What can I do please ?I am 17days of Seroxat , but no way dare I do the same with the Neurontin .I am having a very bad day here. Cyndi .xglitterari@... wrote:

After I jog, my withdrawal symptoms (the dizziness, etc.) get worse. Does this happen to anyone else? Should I ignore this and consider this to be good for me? Or should I avoid jogging and do some walking instead:This is a common problem for most people who get off these drugs. Seems like really vigorous exercise causes some of the toxins to be released into your bloodstream causing a backlash of withdrawal symptoms. Try walking instead and see if you can tolerate that.

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from Cyndi in Cornwall xxx

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Hi ,

Some people have to learn to walk again when they get off paxil i know i did .I had so much pain in my feet I could hardly stand on them and my knees swelled up.I never slept for months because my legs were jerking all the time.I just want to reasure you it does get better month by month you will feel the difference.Maybe one day you will jog again but lets start with baby steps first.

Hugs Ros

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" I'm quite shocked to find that Neurontin has a similar reputation

to Seroxat .What can I do please ?I am 17days of Seroxat , but no

way dare I do the same with the Neurontin ........... "

*** What dose of Neurontin are you on ?

**** How long have you taken this product?

All I would like to say at this time is that Neurontin is a very

nasty drug .............which in absolutely no shape nor form will

in any way help a person get better from nerve damage / peripheral

neuropathy.

At the same time I don't want to scare anybody reading into stopping

this drug overnight (cold turkey) ........the withdrawal from this

drug requires great care, over rapid tapering inducing impulsiveness

in many persons !!!!!!!!

It's way after midnight here ...........I would like to pull some

posts out of the archives and answer this message in the morning.

With details of supplements etc that have helped many with the

various facets of burning, numbness tingling temperature tolerence

etc etc associated in neuropathies of the feet & hands caused by

such diverse " insults " such as diabetes, low vit B12, prescription

drugs including SSRI's, the anti retrovirals and the HIV virus

itself.

Any GP caught prescribing Neurontin for this indication should be

closely questioned about the location of his Parke- / Pfizer

sponsored holiday home in the Bahamas.

The bastards should be shot at dawn !!!!

J

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Seems like really vigorous exercise causes some of the toxins to be

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Neurontin--same thing as other psychotropic drugs. Slow and low. 5-

10% reductions at a time. Wait each time until stable before doing

next cut. This is a nasty one. Going off it too quickly will give

you seizures.

Regards,

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> cyndi2001uk@y... writes:

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> > Hi glitter , I have been doing some trawling and I'm quite

shocked to find

> > that Neurontin has a similar reputation to Seroxat .What can I

do please ?I

> > am 17days of Seroxat , but no way dare I do the same with the

Neurontin .I am

> > having a very bad day here

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> Yes, Neurontin is just as bad if not worse. How long has you been

on the

> Neurontin? I don't know how one weans off this, or if one needs

to. Best to

> wait til gets back to ask her. I'd hold tight for the

time being, but

> yes, Neurontin will only make you worse, not better.

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I'm on 1800mgs Neurontin p.d..I started on a very low dose and was put up gradually to the dose I'm on now.There was a chance they'd put it higher ,but seem happy with me now.

I've always been told to take it the same time each day ,and not to stop it suddenly or lower the dose.Cyndi . xglitterari@... wrote:

Hi glitter , I have been doing some trawling and I'm quite shocked to find that Neurontin has a similar reputation to Seroxat .What can I do please ?I am 17days of Seroxat , but no way dare I do the same with the Neurontin .I am having a very bad day hereYes, Neurontin is just as bad if not worse. How long has you been on the Neurontin? I don't know how one weans off this, or if one needs to. Best to wait til gets back to ask her. I'd hold tight for the time being, but yes, Neurontin will only make you worse, not better.

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from Cyndi in Cornwall xxx