Worth considering ...... this sounds consistent with akathisia after exposure to serotonergic compounds. Aya works by agonism at different serotoninergic receptors. Perhaps the Aya dysregulated the serotonin system. Akathisia can be more than a movement disorder. It can feel like internal terror - pacing, inability to be alone, impending doom, intense fear, panic, uncontrollable crying. It's as if your nervous system is literally burning. Mark Horowitz has done a great job at explaining the nervous system dysregulation following exposure to psychotropic agents. Hope this helps to normalize what happened.
Worth considering ...... this sounds consistent with akathisia after exposure to serotonergic compounds. Aya works by agonism at different serotoninergic receptors. Perhaps the Aya dysregulated the serotonin system. Akathisia can be more than a movement disorder. It can feel like internal terror - pacing, inability to be alone, impending doom, intense fear, panic, uncontrollable crying. It's as if your nervous system is literally burning. Mark Horowitz has done a great job at explaining the nervous system dysregulation following exposure to psychotropic agents. Hope this helps to normalize what happened.
interesting thanks