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Posted by Andrea Gomez on June 29, 2000, at 23:57:50
I have been on the Zoloft for 2 months and Buspar for about 3 weeks. I must say that I feel so much better. I just wanted to tell someone. Especially those that understand. I have struggled with my racing thoughts forever. Stopping the vicous cycle helps me enjoy even the mundane task of putting up laundry. My head is at ease at night. I would find myself up searching through boxes of papers looking for a reason to worry (old bills, etc.). Now I sleep. One question: Is Stadol (a drug for migraines) addictive?
Posted by danf on June 30, 2000, at 6:49:55
In reply to Buspar and Zoloft -- doing great!, posted by Andrea Gomez on June 29, 2000, at 23:57:50
Expect you will get even better with a bit more time on the buspar.
Glad to hear you are doing well.
Yes stadol can be addictive ! It does not have the addiction risk of the opiates. It is cross tolerant with opiates & demerol.
Posted by Sascha on July 8, 2000, at 2:17:14
In reply to Buspar and Zoloft -- doing great!, posted by Andrea Gomez on June 29, 2000, at 23:57:50
> I have been on the Zoloft for 2 months and Buspar for about 3 weeks. I must say that I feel so much better. I just wanted to tell someone. Especially those that understand. I have struggled with my racing thoughts forever. Stopping the vicous cycle helps me enjoy even the mundane task of putting up laundry. My head is at ease at night. I would find myself up searching through boxes of papers looking for a reason to worry (old bills, etc.). Now I sleep. One question: Is Stadol (a drug for migraines) addictive?
That is good about the combo. I think I need to be on that too, but my doc has me on Prozac - did you ever try that? Also, Stadol is VERY addictive - try Zomig for migraines or Imitrex. I used to take Stadol too.
Sascha
PS What was the diagnosis that prompted your doc to do Bu + Zo?
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