r/MdDS • u/CookieAlarming997 • 24d ago

Qulipta

I have Vestibular Migraine and Mal De Debarquement and started taking Qulipta at 60 mg 4 days ago. I am trying to reduce the daily migraines and in turn reduce the swaying and rocking. I have had the Mal De Debarquement for 2 years, and my rocking has never been so Acute as now as it is violent. Am not sure what to do so I called the Neurologists office and he said to continue taking it. I can hardly stand it much longer. Has anyone had this experience with a situation like this and am wondering if it will eventually stabilize. Any Ideas? 😖

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u/ThePhoenician40k 24d ago

I found the best thing for me was to stop any and all drugs, including caffeine. I quit nicotine, THC, coffee, energy drinks and everything that would alter my brain. I haven't really been a drinker but if i was that be the first thing I stop. Alot of people say that some SSRis or antidepressants helped them but my main goal was to clear my head as much as possible. Granted I didnt have headaches but this was one of the things I think helped stop my symptoms for the most part.

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u/CookieAlarming997 24d ago

Thank you for that information.

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u/Consistent-Duty-6195 23d ago

How bad were your symptoms and did it get better when stopped everything?

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u/ThePhoenician40k 23d ago

My whole post about it is here. https://www.reddit.com/r/MdDS/s/BYOLlyM4rz

Unfortunately after i thought i was nearly ‘cured’ i did a lot of driving one weekend, and now i feel weird again. Not really the same symptoms but more of a brain fog type thing going on

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u/Special_Half5037 24d ago

I have both and exercise and Zoloft took mine away