Re: SNRI

Posted by Denise528 on January 11, 2002, at 8:40:47

In reply to Re: SNRI » Denise528, posted by mr.scott on January 10, 2002, at 13:00:33

> > > Thanks again for the information. If a serotonin enhancing drug no longer works for me when once it did, does this mean that my condition is no longer Serotonin related or does it simply mean that the drugs don't work anymore. Have I used up all of my lifelines. At the moment the only thing helping is Zyprexa but this is not an ideal situation although I am glad that something is helping.
Denise

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