Benzodiazapams

Anxiety is a problem I have. I had it for 2 years.im 43 now.i didn't know what was going on with me.i went for medical advice. I told them my problems(fast heart rate.head numb,nervous.). And it would last for 4to 5 daystheweird thing is .when I wakeup I have anxiety all day.around 730 at night it magically goes away.weird.i taken 60 mg of remeron .it was way to much I cut down to 7.5mg in the morning and 15mg at night. I just started buspar 5 mg three times a day.i seemed to keep going to the benzos they work good but I know I will have keep taking higher dosages cause you get used to it and its been hard getting off them.how can I knock the anxiety out any advice.That fact that it goes away at night usually when it starts getting dark. Has anyone experienced that?

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Reading this, it really does sound like you may have something going on with your hormones and body rhythms.

Hormones do fluctuate throughout the month for both men and women and they can also fluctuate throughout the day.

Many women can tell you that they experience feeling emotional and/or irritable several days of the month, each month and it often eases in the evening or at night….being a lady in perimenopause, I have plenty of experience here.

It can also happen to men, since they can also become estrogen dominant and may be low in testosterone.

It looks like they've really looked at everything else, except possible hormonal changes.

Usually, a faster heart rate with the nervousness are signs of being low in progesterone and being estrogen dominant.

That may be why the medications you're trying are only helping to a point. They can't fix the underlying issue, if it's something else.

Have you ever seen an endocrinologist?

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