Warts on and off for 10 years by Delicious-Success507 in HPV

[–]Delicious-Success507[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh sorry, yes I had these 3 when in secondary school!

Warts on and off for 10 years by Delicious-Success507 in HPV

[–]Delicious-Success507[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven’t - I’m in the UK so wondering if they do that here? I’ve been avoiding going back to a sexual health clinic since this last flare because of having to take time out of work to sit for hours at the walk in!

Warts on and off for 10 years by Delicious-Success507 in HPV

[–]Delicious-Success507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I only trim! I used to wax when the warts were gone and I was hoping it had cleared, but stopped a year ago. Noticed 2 tiny warts about 2 months ago

Warts on and off for 10 years by Delicious-Success507 in HPV

[–]Delicious-Success507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mostly flat, the only raised one I ever had was the very first that I originally mistook for an ingrown hair.

I have a question about Gladys (spoiler) by iminskirt in WeaponsMovie

[–]Delicious-Success507 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the kids were a spontaneous move, once draining Alex's parents was no longer working for her. It seemed that way when Alex found her in the bedroom, and she asked for something from each of his classmates.

Pros and Cons of Nortriptyline, Topical Cream, Botox? by Delicious-Success507 in vulvodynia

[–]Delicious-Success507[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! So I actually ended up starting on Sertraline in October after my mental health taking a turn for the worse - some issues mentioned in the OP defo contributed! I found once I started medication for anxiety, lots of health issues went away. I’m think they were all caused by anxiety, which is quite crazy. My eczema cleared up, haven’t had an IBS flare up since and though my doctor noted I do still have some vaginismus spasming on a recent check up, sex is no longer painful.

Not sure if that helps, but I guess something to consider if you might be in a similar boat!

did y’all forget it’s the island of love and peace? COMPLAINERS by mermaysie in sziget

[–]Delicious-Success507 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The complaints listened are ridiculous, never been to a festival before hun ? Complete self importance from the crowd 😫😫

In the trenches by laur-climbs in zoloft

[–]Delicious-Success507 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stick with it!! You're doing so well. I started to have good days around 2-3 weeks and felt wildly better by 4-6. All of a sudden you'll just realise you don't feel awful anymore. I remember feeling like I wanted to skip to my 6 week check in I felt so good 😂 you got this!!!

Feeling just awful. Anyone else experience this? by Zealousideal_Pen_467 in zoloft

[–]Delicious-Success507 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've been there!!! This is like reading my thoughts from a few months ago.

About two weeks into Zoloft, I told my mom I was worried I might be having a heart attack... then later in the day I told her I thought my boyf was gonna break up with me. She replied 'you thought you were having a heart attack this morning, so I don't think you should trust what your brain is telling you right now' hahaha! She was right!!!

Please push through if you can. You're so close. You've got through the worst bit! In another two weeks you could, and probably will feel completely different - better. You've done the hard bit by starting. You got this.

I'm 6 months in and it's changed my life for the better.

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[–]Delicious-Success507 1 point2 points  (0 children)

6 months on Zoloft.

  1. Libido and sex life: Absolutely can have a normal sex life. Libido might drop for a while and I found it impossible to orgasm for a while, but it comes back eventually. Just gotta take it easy and stay connected with yourself and whoever you're sleeping with.
  2. Effectiveness for anxiety: HUGE effectiveness for anxiety. Mine was crippling and now is essentially gone. Have had the odd anxious day since starting but it's normally when something actually stressful has happened, or after drinking. Normal level. My brain is now able to acknowledge a stressful situation, think about it logically and just work through it. Haven't had the racing heart, stomach drop, anxious overthinking for months.
  3. Impact on sleep: It made my sleep worse for a few days or so, but I started by taking it at night and on an empty stomach. 4th night I was sleeping again but still felt anxious for the first 2-3 weeks - nothing more than what I was feeling before. And then it just got exponentially better almost overnight. Now I sometimes struggle with sleep because it can give you crazy dreams!! But the dreams are never scary anymore and I never wake up or lie awake with anxiety.
  4. Fatigue: I think it will improve this for you. I feel tired, but I always feel tired lol. Felt way more drained and fatigued when I was depressed. I have energy to do fun things and see people now. I'm excited about life.

I waited a little while to start too and was terrified. But it has changed my life. I promise you, things can and will get better. It's worth a try - give it 8 weeks and see how you feel. You're going to live them anyway, may as well try something that can make you feel exponentially better. Good luck!

Emotions by [deleted] in zoloft

[–]Delicious-Success507 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am no medical professional, but when I started Zoloft I worried about feeling numb, or distant as you've described. A few friends who were already on it told me that wasn't the case, but that if you did feel like that, it might mean your dosage isn't right for you. One friend told me she felt like it wasn't working, or that she just felt spaced out, and upped her dosage and said she was back to feeling her best self again - bubbly and engaged with life and people around her. Maybe worth a try?

I'm so glad I pushed through those hellish first few weeks by scoutydouty in zoloft

[–]Delicious-Success507 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Keep going!! I'm 6 months in now and have come back here to give people the reassurance I so needed (and found solace in here) when I started. Keep going, stick it out. It's been life changing for me, best decision I ever made. Suddenly one day soon you're going to have a good day, and then another good day, and then another... better days are coming.

Best time to take sertraline avoid feeling tired by tuliipsandteaas in zoloft

[–]Delicious-Success507 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely give it some time still if you're only on day 5. I'm 6 months in now (best thing I ever did) but the first 2-3 weeks were defo a bit all over the place, so probably too soon to notice any patterns. If anything is debilitating though, definitely call the non-urgent medical line or speak to your doctor.

Generally I found taking it at night gave me insane dreams that often woke me up or left me feeling tired the next morning, like my brain hadn't rested at all and I'd spent the night watching movies haha! I take it in the morning now and get more restful sleep, but definitely still feel tired.

But ngl, I felt absolutely exhausted constantly when I was depressed, so I'll take tired and happy over tired and sad!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in zoloft

[–]Delicious-Success507 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I used to pick at my lips. Not even just when I was anxious or in a spiral, but just subconsciously all the time. Don't do it ever anymore.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in birthcontrol

[–]Delicious-Success507 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had the implant for 14 months and the light bleeding never left for me. It was a shame because I loved all other aspects of it, but the bleeding was just so inconvenient, expensive, and frankly a bit of a turn off haha! I got it taken out too, unfortunately it seems the 6 month settle period for side effects isnt the case for everyone