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Re: Dopamine function in Social Phobia...Andy

Posted by JohnL on July 21, 2001, at 19:17:52

In reply to Re: Dopamine function in Social Phobia...Else » JohnL, posted by Andy123 on July 21, 2001, at 10:40:35

> > Hi Else,
> > Yes, APs do block dopamine function, but primarily at higher doses. At lower doses they actually stimulate dopamine function. I am referring to Zyprexa and Risperdal and Amisulpride.
>
> I have seen this in the literature concerning amisulpride, but not zyprexa and risperdal. Could you support this assertion with any references?

Hi Andy,
Actually I cannot support this assertion with literature. I wish I could. I have searched high and low for the facts, but they aren't anywhere to be found. Other people here at this board though who are more knowledgeable than me have stated that though. Also, comments from people at this board on low doses point to a stimulating type of response, which is indicitive of increased dopamine activity. I know for sure that my 5mg dose of Zyprexa is stimulating. I tried 10mg once and it felt like it was undoing all the good stuff that the 5mg did. I could feel the dual action depending on which dose I took.

I wish I had some literature. Sorry.
John


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