Colors perception after PSSD
Colors perception after PSSD
I'm curious to know if someone experience this after PSSD (colors are there but are perceived less vivids)
To pathei mathos
Re: Colors perception after PSSD
ive also been wondering about this:
i remember that upon starting fluoxetine, which is the substance that ""gave me pssd"", all colors got extremely and almost unnaturally vivid. to the point that i tought to myself "heh, thats why its called FLUO xetine"
probably the colors have faded back to normal perception as of now.
i think these type of things are extremely hard to notice... i mean to remember how you were before, during, and after. memories are a weird thing and often ephemeral. we tend to remember things how we want to remember them and often distort
i have voted "other" due to this reason
i remember that upon starting fluoxetine, which is the substance that ""gave me pssd"", all colors got extremely and almost unnaturally vivid. to the point that i tought to myself "heh, thats why its called FLUO xetine"
probably the colors have faded back to normal perception as of now.
i think these type of things are extremely hard to notice... i mean to remember how you were before, during, and after. memories are a weird thing and often ephemeral. we tend to remember things how we want to remember them and often distort
i have voted "other" due to this reason
Re: Colors perception after PSSD
Yes i agree! Is totally individual ,but i've already read somewhere other users complain about something similar regarding "poorer" vision quality after ssri (and not only on this forum) .
To pathei mathos
Re: Colors perception after PSSD
Maybe, but I think it is an overall psychological effect, like being less excitable, seeing fewer different sides and possibilities, at least for me, maybe it's more genuinely visually related for you.
Re: Colors perception after PSSD
I voted other because i don't see colors differently, but i got the visual snow thing. It's like i'm seeing the world through an untuned TV.
Re: Colors perception after PSSD
https://rxisk.org/keeping-an-eye-on-the ... -on-ssris/ article from rxisk about abnormalities in retinal electric activitiy after ssri
To pathei mathos
Re: Colors perception after PSSD
That's almost exactly what i'm seeing. Interesting that they found abnormal electrical activity. Ever since getting this condition i have felt like there is an electrical current running through my body. I can literally feel like a static/electrical sensation in my skin all the time, most notably on the scalp, and i can see it in my eyes as static/noise/snow. I can even hear it as some sort of high pitched tinnitus. Do you think the person had reduced or increased electrical activity in the eyes?Dryed wrote:https://rxisk.org/keeping-an-eye-on-the ... -on-ssris/ article from rxisk about abnormalities in retinal electric activitiy after ssri
Re: Colors perception after PSSD
I hadn't noticed my vision had changed, but when I had my 24hr window, I realised everything was bright and vivid - amazing! It highlighted just how many things are effected by this
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