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Fast-acting PTSD Medications: Short-term Relief Without the High

Mashka

709d

What kind of fast acting medications are there to stop a ptsd attack but the effects won't last a long time. Not looking to get high, as my doctor's are viewing me as...

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Psychogenic non epileptic seizure

Hydroxyzine

Diphenhydramine

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    • Mashka

      679d

      Thank you everyone for your replies, and also about CBD, have to biasly apologize for that as I've learned the CBD crap sold in my state is not same as other nearby states. But still wouldn't be fast enough acting I don't think, but I may look into it. Thank you everyone.

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    • Mashka

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      Thank you everyone for your replies, and also about CBD, have to biasly apologize for that as I've learned the CBD crap sold in my state is not same as other nearby states. But still wouldn't be fast enough acting I don't think, but I may look into it. Thank you everyone.

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    • huh

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      Hydroxyzine pamoate, in my experience I only use it when I absolutely need it because it will numb you out

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    • barbosa

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      cbd! under the tongue or in cartridge form works almost instantly. Research specific types that can help with ptsd

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      • Mashka

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        @barbosa um sry to break your bubble. CBD actually has no benefits except a mental belief that it works. But thank you for replying.

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        • Soskae

          708d

          @Mashka lol tell that to all those people faking seizures that suddenly decided to stop faking them after taking cbd.

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    • Mashka

      709d

      I'm already on a black list for anything addictive bc of my alcohol addiction history, which no doctors I've been seeing since 2009 have heard me out for. Not a damn addict, and Laxepro FINALLY someone prescribed to me at the hospital, fixed it! But now that I'm off gaba, my ptsd just struck me last night

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    • Mashka

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      Hmm benadryl.

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    • wise

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      benzodiazepines are your best bet, but good luck getting them lol. sleep aids like Benadryl (diphenhydramine) may work if they knock you out as intended

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