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AlikeMe

2y ago

Seeking Advice on T Blockers and Seasonal Affective Disorder

Please, can anyone in the US on a T blocker and with Seasonal Affective Disorder, bipolar variant respond? I'm trying to figure out what T blocker I can go on before my appointment (once I get health insurance), that way they don't prescribe me anything which has drug interaction.

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Adam_Gaming_Pianist

5mo ago

You know what really feels good just tell all your mental health disorders to f off and leave you alone. It helped me bc I was mad at my hyper sexuality disorder which was caused by my ocd so I told my hyper sexuality disorder to f off and now I feel better. I hope this helps all of you with disorders. I have four mental disorders autism bipolar ocd and hyper sexuality disorder I told all my disorders to f off and it made me feel better.
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AlikeMe

2y ago

Correction, episodic mood disorder is now on Alike, which is close enough. I dislike its categorization as Bipolar Disorder, because the pathology of SAD and Bipolar Disorder are completely different, but it will suffice
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AlikeMe

2y ago

@phoenixhatter SAD is not bipolar disorder - it's its own beast (note the lack of mood disorders on my profile - this is because SAD is not currently listed on Alike). I have bipolar variant of SAD, not bipolar disorder. In the summer, I have to take low-dosage quetiapine. The trouble with quetiapine is it's very touchy. If my levels of quetiapine deviate from what I'm supposed to have in my system, I risk having it stop functioning as a dopamine antagonist and begin functioning as an antipsychotic.

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