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Re: SSRI's Easy On The Ol' Cognition » Brainbeard

Posted by g_g_g_unit on June 6, 2010, at 1:41:56

In reply to SSRI's Easy On The Ol' Cognition, posted by Brainbeard on June 6, 2010, at 1:19:56


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> Sertraline doesn't produce any cognitive debilitation for me. In a study with elderly folks, it actually improved cognition. The SSRI's usually don't impair cognition much, if at all. When I was starting up fluvoxamine (Luvox), it made me terribly slow at work, but that disappeared once my brain got used to the drug.

i guess i shouldn't been more patient, though i did give each SRI the requisite 8 weeks. Lexapro and Luvox, in particular, made me feel really foggy; Prozac was neutral, though the sleep disruption at 20mg produced more cognitive s/e's overall.

 

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