Psycho-Babble Medication Thread 214864

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ssri only help little cause more than 5ht involved

Posted by deak on March 31, 2003, at 19:29:55

these ssri are not good. they have big influence on seritonin but so do maoi. maoi have many function. if you take maoi it like anafranil because it brings more serotinin and norepinephrine -- exactly like anafranil. in my country docter know ssri is crap. people get only 30 percecect help. american psyciatrist is greedy stupid -they listen lots to drug people.
i will soon take parnate for ocd. or even nardil.

thankuou.

Re: ssri only help little cause more than 5ht involved

Posted by cybercafe on April 1, 2003, at 0:02:59

In reply to ssri only help little cause more than 5ht involved, posted by deak on March 31, 2003, at 19:29:55

> these ssri are not good. they have big influence on seritonin but so do maoi. maoi have many function. if you take maoi it like anafranil because it brings more serotinin and norepinephrine -- exactly like anafranil. in my country docter know ssri is crap. people get only 30 percecect help. american psyciatrist is greedy stupid -they listen lots to drug people.
> i will soon take parnate for ocd. or even nardil.
>
> thankuou.

hmmm... i wonder why people don't just use ssri+stimulant

SSRIS are good

Posted by linkadge on April 1, 2003, at 15:43:13

In reply to Re: ssri only help little cause more than 5ht involved, posted by cybercafe on April 1, 2003, at 0:02:59

They are relativly clean and usefull.
They often need to be augmented with other
things.

But they have saved many lives, and for that
they are not crappy. For those prone to
psychosis, and dopimanergic problems, Ssri's
can help things stay clean.

Schitsophrenics suffereing depression could
often not tolerate a dopamanergic. SSRI's
for schitsophrenia, are well used.

Linkadge

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