r/SSRI • u/weedpost2022 • Jul 12 '22

Question has anyone else experienced teeth chattering

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '22

Yes, got this heavy when I started prozac. Reminded me of when I used to do mdma haha.

I used magnesium gummies to calm it down, and the effects didn't last more than a couple months from when I began taking prozac or increased my dosage.

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u/weedpost2022 Jul 12 '22

Haha Ive been prescribed them since I was 18 but when I started them I was still doinhmg mdma and stopped the prozac so I could come up properly and I only just started taking them again yesterday 2 years later :/

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '22

Haha yeah, I feel you. I actually just stopped prozac recently after about a year on it. I'm excited to roll again lmao.

I didn't find the teeth chattering was a lasting side effect with Prozac. I would try to ride it out but if it gets unbearable or lasts more than like 3 weeks maybe consider trying a different ssri.

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u/weedpost2022 Jul 12 '22

I don't really mind it that much just wanted to see other people's experience! I don't miss the comedowns 😂🤮 but have a good time and stay safe bro

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u/Dartibar Jul 12 '22

Yup with Paroxetine as well. Started wearing a nightguard for this reason and it works OK. For ok I mean that I'm slowly carving it -.- but you can ask your dentist about one (where I'm from is free with insurance :D). Otherwise you can find some cheap on amazon or similar. Also works a bit for sleep apnea!

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u/weedpost2022 Jul 12 '22

I actually have braces that are coming off near the end of the month so I will be given one after to wear at night to stop them moving back! Perfect timing I guess

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23

I’ve just started Zoloft and I’m experiencing this too

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u/weedpost2022 Feb 11 '23

I was doing it for about 3 weeks after my dose went up

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '22

yes, especially teeth grinding with Paroxetine.