Al, this is just my opinion, take it how you want.
When I was first diagnosed, I ended up on 200 mg Zoloft as an anti depressent, 1000 mg of Epilim as an anti psychotic and 60 mg of mirtazepine (Avanza), and I was seeing a therapist once a week as well as an 8 week PTSD program. Nothing seemed to work. I was still serving but on medical leave.
I then discharged and turned to self medication and gave up all of it. I thought it was working, but it wasn't.
The biggest stressor was removed though, the service. Even thought I was on medical leave, there were constant reminders and of course that 'Awaiting Discharge' hanging over my head. Once it was gone, it was way better.
Your medications Trazidone - SARI Serotonin Antagonist and Reuptake Inhibitor - Used for depression and anxiety
Zoloft - SSRI Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor - Used for depression and anxiety
Klonopin - Clonazepam. Its a long acting Benzodiazipam, like Valium.
Minipress - Is an Alpha Blocker used for high blood pressure. It causes low blood pressure as it unrestricts the veins and arteries.
Remeron - Another name for Avanza. This on its own is a great sleep aid is small doses. It is also an antidepressant.
What I don't understand Al, is that you suffer from low depression and yet they have you on a multiple number of antidepressants. Minipress is for high blood pressure and can be used for anxiety, but tests have shown that beta blockers are better.
I am now on Pristiq, Deralin, and Avanza. At this stage it seems great.
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Its outdated, but it explained benzo's to me and explained why my moods had not stablised. I am off them now and had to wean myself off them, but I am a better person to be around.
I would go and get a second opinion mate. I have no idea why they have you on so many medications. Some could be counter acting others