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Fluvoxamine significantly reduced fatigue in adults with long COVID, with a 99% probability of outperforming placebo.
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Cautious optimism is needed: The same thing happened with the metformin study a couple years back. These studies don't always scale up, but *any* treatment would be good at this point.
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Heyo, I’m Mouthy (@mouthydraws), welcome to my funny pill blog! I’m an autistic artist with a special interest in pharmacology, specially psychiatric medications, more specifically antidepressants, even more specifically SSRIs. A lot of the stuff I post here will be older until I’m able to catch up, but that hopefully won’t take too long!
New blog for my medication personifications? First post obviously has to be the SSRI lineup from 2022, here come the white-tailed deer ready to fight for your mental health!
From left to right: Zelmid (zimelidine), Luvox (fluvoxamine), Prozac (fluoxetine), Zoloft (sertraline), Paxil (paroxetine), Celexa (citalopram), and Lexapro (escitalopram)
SSRIs (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) are a class of antidepressants used to treat a variety of mental illnesses, most notably anxiety disorders and depression. They’re my absolute favorite class and the reason I’m currently in college for pharmacology. Prozac’s history in particular is my favorite to read about, so expect plenty of him and his history lol.
F.A.Q.
What are personified pills?
Personified pills are, as the name suggests, personifications of medications. Each aspect of the character, from their design to their personality, is carefully chosen based on historical, chemical, and pharmacological aspects of the actual medication. I enjoy drawing the characters in scenes that reference the real-life history of said drug.
Are these your OCs?
Yes. While I don’t own the idea of personifying medications, the designs and characters themselves do belong to me. You’re welcome to design your own personifications, or use mine with credit!
Why are they animals/furries?
Each class of drugs is a different animal species, I think it adds a lot to the characters, and specific animals are chosen in the same way every other aspect of the characters are chosen. Having the characters be animals also allows for clear distinctions between drug classes. I don’t enjoy drawing humans, but even if I did, I’d still keep them as animals.
Do you have a personification for *insert medication here*
All of my personifications are on my Toyhouse (@mouthydraws) under the ‘Medications’ folder. It can take some background knowledge on the class of the drug/possible subclasses or categories to find some of them, so I’ll also be uploading all of them here and using tags to make them easier to locate. If you have a specific medication you want to see, feel free to let me know!
Will you personify illegal drugs?
Given that most illegal drugs either didn’t start out as illegal or are only illegal in certain forms/circumstances, yes. I’ve started on the opioid personifications, and diacetylmorphine (her0in) is definitely going to be a part of that, as well as ADHD medications, which means m3thamphetamine hydrochloride (crystal m3th) is also on the horizon.
Are real people/names included in character lore?
No, I try to keep real people out of the personified pill lore, as it is fiction that’s simply based on actual events. A lot of the history behind these medications can be upsetting, and I do my best to treat these events with the respect they deserve. I’ll talk a lot about drug companies (Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Novartis, AstraZeneca, etc. etc.) but I won’t mention anyone specific lore-wise. I enjoy talking about drug history OUTSIDE of these characters, and will probably do that here too (with appropriate tags of course).
My inbox is always open, but I’m more active on Instagram and Twitter (@mouthydraws). I post a lot of WIPs and general pharmacology ramblings on my Instagram stories, so if you’re interested come check it out! I’m always looking for more pharmacology mutuals!!
So ableist of my pharmacy to change the shape of my fluvoxamine. Can't even snap them in half now.
Fluvoxamine
Yo so Fluvoxamine really is just; "can't experience ur ills if u dissociate thru them all, baby."
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I’m trying to find the right meds for my anxiety at the moment and currently We’re trying anti-depressants (fluvoxamine) since benzodiazepines can be addictive but the anti-depressants make me extremely nauseous (all day), dizzy and exhausted
It’s only been a week and I know it takes a while for it to work but I don’t know if I can deal with the side effects long enough for that to happen. I don’t even know if the side effects will tone down by then, let alone disappear. And I’ve got less than 2 months to go through trial and error with my medication.
Does anyone have any suggestions or experience with meds that have helped them with their anxiety that I can try? Or if you’ve taken benzodiazepines like klonopin, how was your experience. Does Prozac help?
anyone have experience with Luvox (Fluvoxamine)?
I am curious on why you are supposed to take it at night if it causes so many sleep issues. I would imagine you should take it in the morning like Wellbutrin? I’m also wondering if it’s weight neutral like I’ve read
Hi! Sorry this is kind of venting in a way, but I just saw the ask where someone was talking about their maladaptive daydreaming, and that sounded like me (but way less intense and I can choose like "oh I wanna explore this storyline now"). I looked it up, and I do it, and it corresponds with ADHD and depression (I have both). The site I looked at says fluvoxamine helps control the daydreams. I already take fluvoxamine for my depression/anxiety. Did my meds solve something I didn't know about?
That maladaptive daydreamer about the meds pre-solving doing it anon here. So I wanna clarify, it’s not like I’m just thinking of a story. It’s a lot more vivid and intense and it does fit the category. But like, it’s just so weird that because I already take the medicine that helps with it that I wouldn’t have known it’s an issue if I hadn’t seen that ask. To be honest that happens a lot with this account. I didn’t know RSD was a thing til I followed u, and everything made so much sense.
It’s totally possible that your fluvoxamine is helping with something you weren’t aware was a problem. That happens way more than people think!
-J
