RAGE SHEER RAGE

Anonymous
Get on hrt.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:THIS IS A PERI THREAD

NOT
AN
AP ONE



Someone needs to manage their peri symptoms…
Anonymous
Fluoxetine helps me with rage.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Fluoxetine helps me with rage.


For context, I have PMDD, so I take 20mg starting ovulation through the beginning of period.

My rage started around age 43, and started to feel out of control around age 45. The fluoxetine really helps.

Everyone is different.
Anonymous
HRT, stat. I haven't slept this well in years and I feel human again. I feel more balanced, my mood isn't wildly swinging from anxiety to rage and back again. I'm exercising again which further helps my mood and sleep.
Anonymous
Consider:
HRT
Low dose of Zoloft/other SSRI
Magnesium calm powder daily

Info all three and it’s been an amazing difference.

I’m on the lowest Zoloft doses. Without it, I’d probably be in prison…. It makes a huge difference in my rage level
Anonymous
I'm 46

OP
Anonymous
Prozac or fluoxetine. I was scared I would lose my job or hurt someone.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Mine happens in flashes of anger. Thankfully I don't stay there. But it surprises me every time it happens.


Same! I'm a spiker too. I literally see red. Or flames. Flames on the side of my face.
But it's so quick I can control it and more importantly avoid people before I act irrationally. Or rationally as the case usually is since I'm surrounded by imbeciles at these moments!
Anonymous
Same happens to me and I am on Lexapro. Should I switch to another SSRI or get on HRT? I am 43 and overweight.
Anonymous
I tried Pepcid AC for my PPMD rage and it worked 🤷‍♀️
Anonymous
Talk to your GYN. This is hormonal. For me, an IUD, and 1mg of estradiol gel daily= much more level and no longer enraged by the fact that I missed the light or my kid spilled something or whatever.
Anonymous
I have channeled my rage into a running habit.
Anonymous
You probably need medication. Talk to you Gyno. Good luck!
Anonymous
Magnesium and calcium help
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