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Re: Staying awake on Nardil

Posted by jms600 on May 26, 2011, at 18:32:43

In reply to Staying awake on Nardil, posted by pedr on May 25, 2011, at 22:02:50

> Hi babblers,
> I'm on 90mg Nardil and it makes me very tired during the day. So much so that I fall asleep at my desk at work quite frequently. So I've been trying stimulating meds to combat this:
>
> - provigil : worked well at first, well-tolerated. Also helped my focus at work. Stopped working after a few weeks.
> - ritalin : is fine as long as the blood levels are increasing - keeps me awake. But as soon as the levels start dropping, I get horrid anxiety and feel grim. I've tried taking multiple doses to combat the anxiety but it doesn't seem to help. Also seems to worsen my OCD.
> - concerta : much the same as ritalin except 15 times as expensive...
> - caffeine : I drink as much strong tea as humanly possible! doesn't help one iota
> - adderall : nearly killed me it interacted so strongly with the Nardil, I had a massive BP spike from just 2.5mg!
>
> My PDoc thinks that Wellbutrin and Abilify are not suitable due to their activating properties. I've tried both but before I was on Nardil and indeed found them anxiety-provoking (my main Dx is OCD).
>
> Does anyone know any other stimulants I can try? I'm kinda sick of feeling like a slow, sleepy tortoise all day (with OCD) :(
>
> pedr

It's just a thought but what about reducing the dose or switching to Parnate or Marplan??


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