Re: Early-Life Adversity Tied to Brain Structure, Depr » SLS

Posted by porkpiehat on September 3, 2015, at 19:16:57

In reply to Re: Early-Life Adversity Tied to Brain Structure, Depr » porkpiehat, posted by SLS on September 3, 2015, at 12:02:29

> Because of my childhood history of neglect, abuse, and bullying, my doctor dreamed up using high dosages of prazosin to aid in treating my bipolar depression. To my great surprise, it has produced a significant improvement. I take 30 mg/day (10 mg t.i.d.).
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My doc prescribed Prazosin at 2mgs or so, thinking that I would have fewer night terrors and therefore feel better during the day. I only tried it a few times as it sapped my motivation a little and made me congested. I could have given it a better trial if I thought it was going somewhere.
How is this affecting your blood pressure/energy levels? and how would you described its therapeutic effect. I'm very interested in this.
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