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Re: D2 And 5HT2A: Dopamine Blocking And Boosting

Posted by Brainbeard on September 4, 2009, at 2:09:25

In reply to Re: D2 And 5HT2A: Dopamine Blocking And Boosting, posted by jparsell82 on September 3, 2009, at 14:25:56

> And what ever happened to Ritanserin? I remember reading before that it was pretty selective for 5-ht2 and had shown anxiolytic and antidepressant effects.

I've tried finding a source on the internet, to no avail.

I find it creepy that ritanserin is known to inhibit blood platelet function, thereby increasing the risk of abnormal bleeding. (S)SRIs do that too. I wonder if any 5HT2-antagonist would decrease blood platelet function, or it is something specific to ritanserin. If not, combining an SSRI with a 5HT2A-antagonist might increase the risk of abnormal bleeding more than an SSRI alone. I wouldn't be comfortable with that.


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