Posted by n_shrimpie on December 31, 2011, at 16:33:56
In reply to Re: lamictal +prozac/prozac onset of action » n_shrimpie, posted by SLS on December 31, 2011, at 14:17:46
> > i tried the parnate and the side effects were intolerable. i was passing out constantly,
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> This usually passes within a few weeks.
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> > and had chills all the time.
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> I don't know what that's all about. It might be some autonomic thing.
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> > my doctor said that trazadone was the only nonaddictive sleep aid.
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> I don't believe that this is a valid concern. If you need something over the long-term, what's the difference? Trazodone is not an ideal answer. Do you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep?
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> > Are you atypical?
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> Bipolar depression.
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> > do you know of any other ad's to treat it?
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> Hmmm. That's a tough one. Have you tried Effexor (venlafaxine)?
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> > my doc said selegeline doesn't work.
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> It is not a high-percentage treatment for MDD. It might be helpful for people who have a more anxious depression. It seems to have some anxiolytic effects.
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> - Scott
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> > problem with exercise is that sometimes i can't even will myself to get out or bed or shower. but i managed on the nardil because i wasn't as immobilized and i had a personal trainer who would be infuriated when i missed appts. i do recall telling my doctor that exercise really helped me, so i must will myself to do it even when the nardil exhausts me. which is SO much easier said than done. what has been your experience with exercise?
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