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Posted by dss Other Treatments |
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Posted by michellejl Treatment Experience |
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Posted by RainbowElf Social Anxiety Background |
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This is, bar none, the most useless medication I've ever tried. It doesn't even have side effects; it's the closest thing on the market to an inert sugar pill that you can find, with the added bonus of potentially causing serotonin syndrome if combined with other serotonergic drugs.
I went all the way up to 600 mg and experienced no benefits whatsoever -- actually, I didn't experience a damn thing aside from a mild decrease in blood pressure for about 2 hours after dosing during the first 3-5 days, and even that seemed to fade. The only good thing I can say about it is that it's easy to quit. I stopped taking it cold turkey after consistently taking 600 mg for about three weeks and experienced no withdrawal symptoms whatsoever, which I suppose is fitting for a drug that does absolutely nothing. Don't waste your time with this medication. If your doctor recommends it, tell them you're not interested, and if they refuse to prescribe you something else instead, get a new doctor. |
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I suffer from General,social anxiety and depression, I was excited about trying this medication because I'd read some encouraging reports.
I started on 150 in morning and arvo. I definitely felt the effects after the second day not really in a elevation of mood but in anxiety! I felt really wired and I couldn't sleep! It wasn't a pleasant feeling at all! When I got out bed in the morning after having hardly any sleep for two days I felt like I could run a marathon which can't be good! I could see myself burning out big time if I continued taking them. I had to stop because the anxiety got so uncomfortable I was actually having suicidal thoughts and crying spells which doesn't happen often!! Side effects: They made my skin itch with some stomach pains and nausea! blood pressure rise after eating chicken and rice one day it got up to 160/90 usual is 120-130/80. mild headache. dry mouth. No sexual side effects! I actually needed it more often just to get rid of some of the anxiety and energy! I was only on it for a week with no mood elevation but I couldn't stay on it any longer to find out if it helped or not! If you suffer from really low energy and more bedridden depression then it could help but people with high anxiety levels I would not recommend it! but seeing it clears your system fast and with no discontinuation symptoms it could be worth a try. |
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I have been taking this for nearlly three weeks and I brought myself up to 600mg on day four although my therepist dosnet know this yet. As yet I have had no improvement in my SA or depression and to be honest I wasnt expecting any becuase Ive read so many things about it not working. I am actually thinking of upping my dose to 900mg to see if it might have some affect.
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I was on this drug last summer and it gave me instant terrible insomnia. I had insomnia before, but this drug made it worse. My insomnia on this was so bad the docs upped my Seroquel to 400 mg to knock me out, and I still wasn't sleeping. Thankfully they took me off this drug. Mind you I was only on it for about a week or so, but I hated every minute of it.
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This stuff gave anxiety a new meaning lol. I even woke up during the night with panic attacks, let alone when I was awake
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I dont know how this crappy drug even got 2 stars for a rating. I guess 0 stars wasn't an option.
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Why House? Stuff works too well if anything
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I take moclobemide for depression but it also helps with my SA and GAD. It is the only anti-depressant I can take, and it works better than other a/d drugs I've tried. The tricyclics make me either too jittery or too soporific. The SSRIs, SNRIs all interfered with my sexual functioning, and/or gave me RLS. I get no unpleasant side effects from moclobemide, except that I can't sleep on it, so I can only take it up to about noontime. I'm sorry that Americans can't get it. But that kind of makes up for the fact that we in the UK can't get Wellbutrin (except in small amounts for smoking addiction)! :-)
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Thanks for sharing your experience... May I ask what dose you are using and how long it took to work for you ? |
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Stuff works too well if anything. I take moclobemide for depression but it also helps with SA and GAD. As yet I have had no improvement in may SA or depression.
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I'm starting moclobemide now for an anxiety disorder. Too early to tell if it will be of use to me. 1 week in. No real side effects. Sex drive has improved. Always a plus. Up to 450 mg now. Will repost in 2 weeks or so to let people know how I got on!
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i am just about to try this having dragged it out of my gp with reluctance. ssris are no good for me at all and make me hellishly tired and headachey. i have no sex drive so i'm hoping for a result there too, and a hand with very dippy depression. am on tramadol so the interaction may be interesting, may cause euphoria. that'll be nice for a change. will let you know.
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Thanks. Paul. |
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I was on this drug for 1 month.
Something from another forum accurately described the experience: Quote:
edit I changed it from 3/5 to 4/5. As long as you have your pills with you, it's a really good medication. It would probably mix well with bupropion and fluoxetine, but apparently those are contraindicated so pharmacists would refuse to fill such a combo. |
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