Astragirl

77d

what type of medication do you take for your borderline disorder?

Sertraline

Quetiapine

Lamotrigine

Sertraline • Type: Oral

Symptoms Involving Nervous & Musculoskeletal Systems

Olanzapine

Citalopram

Vortioxetine

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)

Venlafaxine

Duloxetine

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  • MissSim

    77d

    I got Lexapro and duloxetine

  • crafty_spoony

    76d

    I currently take Quetiapine to help with mood stabilisation and Vortioxetine for low mood. I've tried many other antidepressants that haven't worked as they should, this one is fairly new so we'll see how it goes.

  • malachai

    76d

    I take depakote, cymbalta, and Seroquel to manage my symptoms. The cocktail has been incredible and has also helped manage my chronic pain, borderline personality disorder, Tourettes, and even my anxiety too

    • malachai

      76d

      I forgot to put that it also manages my bipolar disorder too

  • AranaJ

    76d

    Effexor, seroquel, and Latuda

  • deathlost

    76d

    I'm on Invega, it's mostly for my schizoaffective because my BPD isn't very active now.

  • leah14

    75d

    I take venlafaxine and olazapine

    • malachai

      75d

      Venlafaxine is incredible, it gives so much energy

  • Floppa434

    73d

    I take Lamotrigine, it's usually used for Bipolar Disorder (which I got diagnosed with BEFORE BPD but it helps somewhat) and its an anti-seizure medication; it helps fend off larger episodes for longer.

  • borderlinebaby

    13d

    i'm on sertraline, which i switched to after being put on citalopram initially, which they gave me after a bad episode i had last summer. i'm mad because they gave me meds before giving me a proper assessment for a diagnosis, and i'm still waiting. i'm not even sure if either of these medications are helpful for my specific symptoms, but the sertraline is better than the citalopram at least.

  • JaneBaby

    13d

    Currently on Paroxetine. 👍 It definitely helped at the start of this chapter.

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