u/Jin_Sakaiii

5 évvel ezelőtt szorongással diagnosztizáltak. Elkezdtem 10 mg Escitalopramot szedni 3, 6 vagy 9 hónapos időszakokban, majd egy időre abbahagytam, általában körülbelül 3 hónapra, amíg a szorongás újra vissza nem tért.

Legutóbb, amikor a szorongás visszatért, álmatlanságom is lett. A pszichiáterem 100 mg Trazodont írt fel az Escitalopram mellé. Így most reggelente 10 mg Escitalopramot, lefekvés előtt pedig 100 mg Trazodont szedek.

Most már tudok aludni, és napközben is sokkal jobban érzem magam.

Mielőtt elkezdtem volna Trazodont szedni, rendszeresen jártam edzőterembe, heti 4–5 alkalommal. A probléma az, hogy a Trazodon annyira lecsökkenti a vérnyomásomat, hogy nem tudok akkora fizikai terhelést végezni, mint korábban, például túrázni vagy edzőterembe járni.

Már egy hónapja szedem a Trazodont. Szerintetek idővel stabilizálódni fog a vérnyomásom, és újra tudok majd súlyzós edzést végezni? Volt már valaki hasonló helyzetben Trazodon szedése mellett?

Hi all,

I was diagnosed with anxiety 5 years ago. I started taking 10 mg of Escitalopram in periods of 3, 6, or 9 months, then stopped for a while, usually around 3 months, until the anxiety reappeared again.

The last time the anxiety came back, I also started having insomnia. My psychiatrist prescribed 100 mg of Trazodone in addition to the Escitalopram. So now I take 10 mg of Escitalopram in the morning and 100 mg of Trazodone before sleep.

Now I can sleep, and I feel much better during the day too.

Before starting Trazodone, I used to go to the gym regularly, 4–5 times a week. The problem is that Trazodone lowers my blood pressure so much that I can’t do as much physical effort as before, like hiking or going to the gym.

I’ve been taking Trazodone for one month. Do you think my blood pressure will stabilize over time and that I’ll be able to lift weights again? Has anybody else been in a similar situation while taking Trazodone?

Hi all,

I was diagnosed with anxiety 5 years ago. I started taking 10 mg of Escitalopram in periods of 3, 6, or 9 months, then stopped for a while, usually around 3 months, until the anxiety reappeared again.

The last time the anxiety came back, I also started having insomnia. My psychiatrist prescribed 100 mg of Trazodone in addition to the Escitalopram. So now I take 10 mg of Escitalopram in the morning and 100 mg of Trazodone before sleep.

Now I can sleep, and I feel much better during the day too.

Before starting Trazodone, I used to go to the gym regularly, 4–5 times a week. The problem is that Trazodone lowers my blood pressure so much that I can’t do as much physical effort as before, like hiking or going to the gym.

I’ve been taking Trazodone for one month. Do you think my blood pressure will stabilize over time and that I’ll be able to lift weights again? Has anybody else been in a similar situation while taking Trazodone?

I was diagnosed with anxiety 5 years ago. I started taking 10 mg of Escitalopram in periods of 3, 6, or 9 months, then stopped for a while, usually around 3 months, until the anxiety reappeared again.

The last time the anxiety came back, I also started having insomnia. My psychiatrist prescribed 100 mg of Trazodone in addition to the Escitalopram. So now I take 10 mg of Escitalopram in the morning and 100 mg of Trazodone before sleep.

Now I can sleep, and I feel much better during the day too.

Before starting Trazodone, I used to go to the gym regularly, 4–5 times a week. The problem is that Trazodone lowers my blood pressure so much that I can’t do as much physical effort as before, like hiking or going to the gym.

I’ve been taking Trazodone for one month. Do you think my blood pressure will stabilize over time and that I’ll be able to lift weights again? Has anybody else been in a similar situation while taking Trazodone?

I was diagnosed with anxiety 5 years ago. I started taking 10 mg of Escitalopram in periods of 3, 6, or 9 months, then stopped for a while, usually around 3 months, until the anxiety reappeared again.

The last time the anxiety came back, I also started having insomnia. My psychiatrist prescribed 100 mg of Trazodone in addition to the Escitalopram. So now I take 10 mg of Escitalopram in the morning and 100 mg of Trazodone before sleep.

Now I can sleep, and I feel much better during the day too.

Before starting Trazodone, I used to go to the gym regularly, 4–5 times a week. The problem is that Trazodone lowers my blood pressure so much that I can’t do as much physical effort as before, like hiking or going to the gym.

I’ve been taking Trazodone for one month. Do you think my blood pressure will stabilize over time and that I’ll be able to lift weights again? Has anybody else been in a similar situation while taking Trazodone?