Mirtazapine burning.

[Kano431]

Does anyone else experience burning while taking mirtazapine.?

[kenster1]

hi are you just new in taking them.how long has it felt this way.

[Kano431 in reply to kenster1]

I've been taking it for 18 months. The burning has been here for quite a while.

[kenster1 in reply to Kano431]

maybe ask your doctor about that one it may be a side effect but its best to double check.i got this on sertraline.

[Kano431 in reply to kenster1]

Every doctor I've seen has dismissed every thing I have told them though. I've seen 4 or 5 and every one has said the drug cannot be causing it. They don't recognise any addiction or withdrawal.

[kenster1 in reply to Kano431]

doctors are good at handing out medication but hardly help in coming off them.withdrawal symptoms are absolute nightmare material.

[Kano431 in reply to kenster1]

Totally agree I've given up on doctors to be honest.

[Bassgirl]

I don’t take mirtazapine but I get burning feelings all through my body

[Kano431 in reply to Bassgirl]

What do u ou take bassgirl?

[BilboBaggins16]

I was on Mirtazepine at a number of different points of my recovery.

How much are you taking 15mg/30mg/45mg??

Are they Soltabs or Generic hard tablets??.

They shouldn't cause burning but the amount and type are critical; i.e. they are in Oro-dispersible tablets and are more easily absorbed. They can upset your stomach but they are NOT harsh on the stomach.

If you are on hard tablets ask for Soltabs which is easier to absorb and gentler on the stomach.

[Kano431]

I'm at 7 mg down from 15 mg. The burning is common as I've read a lot had it to. I already take the soluble I changed it. They do mess with the stomach as you can go from constipated to being loose quite quickly.

[JAMV]

I am off mirt after being on it for 1 year and Burning sensation is my most debilitating withdrawal symptom!!!