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Posted by Paulbwell on November 3, 2005, at 4:28:32
comments?
Thanks?
Posted by Glydin on November 3, 2005, at 7:16:47
In reply to Sick of SSRI SEs-stimulants-Ritalin Dex work bette, posted by Paulbwell on November 3, 2005, at 4:28:32
Do you have a doc who is in agreement with that plan?If it works for you and it's not causing you bigger problems, who can judge better than you....
Posted by katekite on November 7, 2005, at 22:02:19
In reply to Sick of SSRI SEs-stimulants-Ritalin Dex work bette, posted by Paulbwell on November 3, 2005, at 4:28:32
Not sure if that was a question or a statement.
If its a question, I guess it depends on for what? Is the context depression? If you want to grow neurons then probably ssris are better. If you want to feel clear headed and in a better mood just for today, that would be the stimulants.
In other contexts though the answer would be different. ADD for example is worsened for a lot of people by ssris.
Kate
Posted by paulbwell on November 8, 2005, at 15:56:14
In reply to Re: Sick of SSRI SEs-stimulants-Ritalin Dex work bette, posted by katekite on November 7, 2005, at 22:02:19
> Not sure if that was a question or a statement.
>
> If its a question, I guess it depends on for what? Is the context depression? If you want to grow neurons then probably ssris are better. If you want to feel clear headed and in a better mood just for today, that would be the stimulants.
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> In other contexts though the answer would be different. ADD for example is worsened for a lot of people by ssris.Perhaps i should quit the Prozac, and only take the Ritalin?>
> Kate
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>Even if that person takes stimulants, and an SSRI, as many people with ADD?HD and depression do?
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