Question about medication:?

I have been dignosed with OCD and Depression. I've been on Aropax, Luvox, Zoloft, and Clomipramine. The Aropax was not much help. The Luvox sent me into a black dog depression. But the real trouble came with the Zoloft. I terminated it weeks ago, and I am still experiencing psychotic/schizophrenic symptoms. All this Clomipramine has done for me is given me hypomania, agoraphobia, depression, heartburn, urinary obstruction and excessive sweating. And, of course, lack of sex drive and inability to reach orgasm. I've tried augmenting with Zyprexa, Seroquel, and Risperidone. To no avail. I've even tried self-medicating with Morphine, Codeine, Rohypnol, Serenace, Mogadon, and Frisium. My question is: Is it possible that the Zoloft has stuffed around with the chemicals in my brain so badly that it has induced a more severe illness than OCD and depression?
Has the Zoloft pushed something somewhere it shouldn't be or there's a blockage or an obstruction? I'm very desperate for a solution.

I have been on Zoloft for 6 years now, and I believe its the worst medicine in the world for depression. I am trying to come off of Zoloft now and i am in worst shape now than before i started taking the medicine. I used to take zyprexa, but it made me sleep for 12-16 hours a day. just hang in there. Don't let your doctor force you to take anything you don't want to. You know whats best for you.

Wow, you need to go back to your doctor and let them know everything you've done. I don't think Zoloft is the problem as much as you trying to self-medicate yourself with various drugs. That's what screws up all the chemicals in the brain. Let the doctor help decide which drug to try. For me, Zoloft and Wellbutrin work well, but Celexa also worked. Have you tried that?

I really think it has nothing to do with the medication. You just need to find the right combination of medication that will allow you to enjoy your life to it's fullest.

I wish you the best of luck!

With most CNS meds it's important that you taper off rather than stopping abruptly. It's best you get back to your doctor and let them know how you're feeling - there are a number of antidepressants and anxiolytics that can be used. The trick is trial and error - because these meds are patient specific it may take time to find what's best for you. Be patient and hang in there - don't self medicate or vary from what your doctor asks you to do - compliance is essential for a successful treatment.

I'm surprised you haven't taken Prozac yet. It's very good for OCD. Zoloft could have caused Serotonin Syndrome. I have not yet gotten to researching that illness.