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Re: NE reuptake inhibition Questionmark

Posted by Sad Panda on February 25, 2004, at 7:09:42

In reply to NE reuptake inhibition Sad Panda, posted by Questionmark on February 25, 2004, at 1:19:05

> > You can add TCA's to MAOI's too. Nearly anyone can be added except Clomipramine & I wouldn't use Imipramine. Anything that is a NE reuptake inhibitor can actually help prevent a tyramine induced hypertensive crisis because tyramine is blocked at the NE reuptake sites.
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> Cheers,
> Panda.
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>
> That last piece of advice there is really good to know. Thanks. i was wondering why reboxetine was supposedly good for preventing hypertensive crises.
> This doesn't mean that a NRI would be useful for reversing a hypertensive reaction though, right? Cuz much of the tyramine would already be inside the noradrenergic neurons?
>
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I'm not sure on that one, it still may help by preventing more in, but I wouldn't be sitting around betting my life on it. :)

Cheers,
Panda.


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