Re: Does EPS go away?

Posted by cybercafe on August 24, 2002, at 21:45:37

In reply to Re: Does EPS go away? , posted by JohnX2 on August 24, 2002, at 13:23:29

> I think the risk of TD for new generation APs is much greater when the meds are taken at very strong doses (for anti-manic/anti-psychotic activity). Seems at the lower doses useful for more for anxiety/depression the lack of potent dopaminergic blockade lowers the risk of TD considerably (at least that's my understanding).
i don't really worry about being on them long enough to get TD -- i'm sure something better will be out soon enough
what i am concerned about is irreversible EPS

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Does EPS go away? cybercafe 8/23/02
Re: Does EPS go away? » cybercafe judy1 8/23/02
Re: Does EPS go away? JohnX2 8/24/02
Re: Does EPS go away? cybercafe 8/24/02
Re: Does EPS go away? » cybercafe judy1 8/24/02
Re: Does EPS go away? cybercafe 8/25/02
Re: Does EPS go away? » cybercafe judy1 8/25/02
Re: Does EPS go away? action_jackson 8/27/02
DON'T WAIT TO GET TARDIVE MOVEMENTS action_jackson 8/27/02
Re: DON'T WAIT TO GET TARDIVE MOVEMENTS denise528 8/27/02
Denise » denise528 judy1 8/27/02
Re: Does EPS go away? » action_jackson judy1 8/27/02
Thanks Judy : ) also Denise ... action_jackson 8/28/02
action_jackson denise528 8/29/02
Re: action_jackson action_jackson 8/30/02
Denise action_jackson 8/30/02
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Re: Action Jackson. Thanks for the info (nm) denise528 9/2/02

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