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Re: why's Prozac so different? » Elizabeth

Posted by pellmell on August 3, 2001, at 11:07:31

In reply to Re: why's Prozac so different? » pellmell, posted by Elizabeth on August 2, 2001, at 8:01:48

Thanks Elizabeth. I'd read all of that in different places before, but your explanation was more coherent and succinct than the one I had in my head. :)

Still, I wish there were more info on the pharmacodynamic nature of fluoxetine besides 5HT/NE reuptake inhibition. Some seem to think it also agonizes the 5HT-2C receptor. Can you hypothesize about the consequences of that? My understanding is that it might be the cause of Prozac's energizing and (acute, anyway) appetite supressant effects.

-pm


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