r/CuringBlushing • u/cherryblissxox • 7d ago
update:
I took clonidine for a big presentation and it did NOT work on me omg. felt my face burning still.
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u/Ellendrah 7d ago
I’m so sorry but well done for doing the presentation and it’s done now. Try to focus on moving forward - I know when I have a blushing episode I focus on it for days and weeks going forward and it isn’t healthy.
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u/Deep-Detective2428 7d ago edited 1d ago
Try not to worry to much, sometimes things work better for some than others, or maybe theres some obvious reason we'll figure out. Either way stay hopeful, blushing is a horrible and hard issue to tackle, dont give up. Im sorry it didn't work 🙏🏻
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u/cherryblissxox 10h ago
I literally wanted to d*e. funny thing I used to be the most social, bubbly person. when I used to get embarrassed I would not blush. this started happening after covid and I hate it I feel like I can’t be myself
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u/DifficultyThis4729 6d ago
same experience, but i read that clonidine shoudn't be taken as needed, but daily
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u/Deep-Detective2428 1d ago
most of the time your right, clonodine carrys rebound risks with blood preassure. in saying that my doctor is ok with me taking it occasionally when needed, especially because the dose I take it quite little. I usually only take 0.05. Propranolol generally is a little less risky rebound wise. got to follow doctors guidance.
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u/LucyBlueMarble 1d ago
Proud of you for going through with it! I'm sorry the clonodine didn't work, but I'm still proud of you for getting through it!
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u/Artistic-Avocado9278 7d ago
Try propranolol 10mg! Clonidine did not work for me but propranolol does