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Akathisia » the kindling effect

Posted by ed_uk on February 12, 2006, at 15:42:45

In reply to Re: Tardive Akathisia. Any help please ASAP, posted by the kindling effect on February 12, 2006, at 11:21:47

Hi Dave

It must be very difficult for you to post here. Thinking back to my brief experience with acute akathisia I couldn't even be still for a second. Everything was impossible, I wouldn't have been able to make a 20 second phone call never mind write a post on babble. Acute akathisia was an experience of complete helplessness, torture really. Every minute felt like an hour. I thought it would never stop. Textbook descriptions of akathisia are usually very poor. They're just not vivid enough. They make it sound so trivial.

>If I recall it has 5HT2 antagonism and also benefits sleep architecutre.I'd probably try even lower perhaps. I know the higher doses NE kicks in and akathisia can be an issue.

That's right. Low doses may be beneficial for acute AP-induced akathisia.

Which med will you try next Dave?

Regards

Ed


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