Then again last night was the first night going down to 3.75mg Remeron after taking 7.5 for about 3-4 wks. I wouldn’t think I’d experience stark change in T weaning down with such low dose for short amount of time? Any experience please let me know. Ugh, I hate this game!
@AnthonyMcDonald i have 4-5 other high pitched sounds as well as reactivity/spiking to simple noises. The hiss had become more intermittent than constant over the past 2-3 months, but because of a cold its back with a shrill vengeance. I too would do anything for just a constant hiss.
I stopped mirtazapine cold turkey many moons ago when I had my mild T and never noticed any change. Give it time for your brain to level out again, antidepressants can play havoc or they can help. You don't know till you try unfortunately. Hope you feel better soon and the hiss softens again :)
@Strawberryblonde thank you for sharing! I really do think it’s the cold as I held it off pretty well but woke up this morning to much sorer throat and congestion. So maybe just inflammation driven. I have reactive T so it’s always tricky to know what can cause a change!
@ErikaS It is the cold and it’s temporary. There’s lots of congestion fluid (in your ears) that’s causing this spike. Your Eustachian tubes are causing blockage making your ears feel worse. It should resolve once the cold/congestion passes.The same thing happens to me when I’m sick with cold/virus (along with many others here too). I see no reason why it shouldn’t be the same case for you too.
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