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Re: A possible explaination.

Posted by owensmar on August 30, 2004, at 19:03:41

In reply to Re: A possible explaination., posted by linkadge on August 30, 2004, at 15:42:57

> Well, like the tryciclics, effexor causes adaptive changes in the dopamine d2/d3 systemts. It actually increases their responsivness. This change takes a while and is generally why anhedonia is the last and often most difficult symtpom to ameliorate. You could try adding some wellbutrin, a stimulant or dopamine agonist to try and improve the anhedonia.
>
Linkadge, if you don't mind my asking, how do you know all this stuff? Have you just had to educate yourself as a survival mechanism (as I'm doing) or are you in the sciences?

Marsha
> Linkadge


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