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Re: Which of these meds for chronic fatigue/Low mo » yxibow

Posted by mav27 on February 26, 2008, at 6:30:03

In reply to Re: Which of these meds for chronic fatigue/Low mo » Amigan, posted by yxibow on February 26, 2008, at 5:32:37

> > Hi. I have a question:
> > Which of these medications do you think that it is the most effective for chronic fatigue (withOUT fibromialgia or other pain disorders) and also low motivation?:
> > Selegiline (l-deprenyl), Bupropion (wellbutrin) or Venlafaxin (effexor)?
> > I DO know that there are better meds for these conditions by far, (ritalin, provigil, etc) but please, restrict the debate to the above 3.
> > Thank you.
> >
>
> Well selegeline at low doses is a MAO-B, in its EMSAM formulation it can have dietary MAOI restrictions at higher formulations because it becomes MAO-A as well.
>
> I would probably say that Wellbutrin is much less of a hassle. Effexor for people who don't have a lot of anxiety can in general be rather stimulating so that is worth a try as well. I know I can't take Effexor, its like caffeine squared in the anxiety sense.

I'm like the total opposite. Effexor was the only one that worked for me, but i couldn't stand a couple side effects. Wellbutrin has made my anxiety worse, i'm very irritable and is making me drowsy. Havn't tried selegaline.


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