Posted by petey on January 14, 2002, at 22:44:16
In reply to Re: Music that never stops (musical hallucinations), posted by lou pilder on January 14, 2002, at 20:21:39
> > Any particular music? Does the music change or what? It reminds me of some people who have actually received radio stations on their fillings. Honestly! Your case sounds so strange - never heard of anything like this.
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> > > Group people: After taking an AD for 6 days, music began playing and has never stopped. It is an adverse reaction to the AD. If you are experiancing this , email me at louelsa@cs.com Lou
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> The music plys 24/7 It comes rom my memory. Any suggestion will trigger a song. If yo say " summer", I will hear " If everI would leaveyou, it wouldn't be in summer" This is not a case likethe person that heard music through his fillings. I wish it was for Iwould have my teeth pulled! LouLou,
I have experienced the exact same thing from taking Paxil/Zoloft. My pdoc never heard of this reaction and put me on Risperdal thinking I was schizophrenic. I really thought I was losing my mind! It wasn't until I found psycho-babble that I heard of this side-effect from SSRI'S. The Risperdal made me so much worse, made me REAL paranoid. Got myself off that and all the paranoia went away! I have just got myself off Zoloft about 9 weeks now and still have a problem with the music, but it is SO much better. I still hear it when I first get up in the morning or when I'm listening to music in my car, it will stick with me when I'm shopping,etc., until my mind focuses on something else. It has really been a scary experience, so bad that I am afraid to try any other meds. I'm on 5htp now and it really helps with my anxiety,depression is better, but still am suffering some. My depression is SO much worse since starting on these meds. It really makes me sick! Take care and God bless!
Petey
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