Hi Everyone! I was just wondering if anyone else took/are taking Synarel nasal sprays at all? The first 3 days were easy, no problems except for not sleeping well. However today I am sweating a lot, I am so hot, I keep feeling sick and I am soooo distracted and fussy headed! I just wondered if this compared to anyone else's use of this drug and if the symptoms will settle a little for the next 3-5 weeks or if it will be like this the whole time? Don't get me wrong I am sure it will all be worth it and I am focusing on that, I just want to know what to expect if possible?
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Day 4 of taking Synarel
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Hi EmmaT88, I used the Synarel nasal sprays recently (only stopped on Sunday just gone)
Unfortunately I had quite a few side effects with them which only subsided when I stopped using it. I don't want to list them as I think your subconscious then makes you feel worse (google is not your friend here!) but rest assured it will get better when you stop them. What's 3-5 weeks when we may have 18 years of children's tantrums to deal with if it works ay?
I wish you luck on your journey xx
The hot sweaty thing happens to me every time! And mild headaches. Amongst some other annoying things. I start Synarel tomorrow! Yay me! It eases up when you start the other drugs. I start gonal f on March 1st.
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