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Posted by Lex Luthor on August 1, 2004, at 23:55:46
In reply to Re: Luvox?? » Sad Panda, posted by RetiredYoung on August 1, 2004, at 13:07:07
The same thing (Lexapro pooping off) just happened to me last month. Lexapro is a drug that very often poops off. It's not as good as the marketing says. Celexa is actually better (probably because it has a slightly longer half - life).
The thing is, I've been in all SSRI's except Paxil (which I don't even want to try,). I've tried also Effexor, Remeron and Wellbutrin and all of then cause me horrible side efects except Prozac, but that one is the onew that gives me the worst sexual side effects, so it's also out of question.
Last week, I started Luvox (I'm also OCD). It inmediately works for depression and has the least sexual side effects of all the SSRI's, but causes me incredible tiredness, somnolence in the mornings, and CRAZINESS in the afternoons. Yes, in the afternoons, the drug kind of gets eliminated from the body (short half life, I've heard) and I get very angry, crazy, uncomfortably hyperactive, rude, worried, uncomfortable with everyone and I get the same vertigo that I felt when Effexor and Zoloft starts to get eliminated or withdrawed. I'm only taking 50 mg in the nights. I am and look tired and have big eyeshadows (sorry, I forgot the english word for that, but you get the idea) during almost the whole day. With the slightest physical effort I get extremely tired, sweaty and out of breath. I have also seen that it has a horrible interaction with just a litle alchohol intake. Will those efects go away with time or with a dose increase?
I'm also taking Trileptal and I'm currently trying to stop Clonazepam (main reason I quit Celexa to then start Lexapro, then start Zoloft and then start Luvox).
If this side effects don't go away, I'm going back to Celexa, even if I can't quit the benzo with it.
Posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 0:27:57
In reply to Same experience with Lexapro and now on Luvox, posted by Lex Luthor on August 1, 2004, at 23:55:46
Oh, one more thing I'm noticing: Tonight I'm having insomnia. I'm tired, but I'm having insomnia at the same time. Feeling hyperactive.
On a side note, I'm enjoying music more. I have musical euphorias.
But overall, this is not being a very good drug for me. I'll still give it a chance for a little while longer.
Dude, I'm feeling SO CRAZY!!!
Posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 1:33:58
In reply to Same experience with Lexapro and now on Luvox, posted by Lex Luthor on August 1, 2004, at 23:55:46
Hi there, I've noticed some similar stuff /w Luvox, though not nearly to the extent you've had... It's your body adjusting to the med I'd say. Divide your dose of Luvox evenly in the evenings... It has a half life of about 16 hours, So it may not be the luvox causing that afternoon anxiety, then again it could... if you're tapering the benzo this could also be causing soem of the anxiety.
> The same thing (Lexapro pooping off) just happened to me last month. Lexapro is a drug that very often poops off. It's not as good as the marketing says. Celexa is actually better (probably because it has a slightly longer half - life).
>
> The thing is, I've been in all SSRI's except Paxil (which I don't even want to try,). I've tried also Effexor, Remeron and Wellbutrin and all of then cause me horrible side efects except Prozac, but that one is the onew that gives me the worst sexual side effects, so it's also out of question.
>
> Last week, I started Luvox (I'm also OCD). It inmediately works for depression and has the least sexual side effects of all the SSRI's, but causes me incredible tiredness, somnolence in the mornings, and CRAZINESS in the afternoons. Yes, in the afternoons, the drug kind of gets eliminated from the body (short half life, I've heard) and I get very angry, crazy, uncomfortably hyperactive, rude, worried, uncomfortable with everyone and I get the same vertigo that I felt when Effexor and Zoloft starts to get eliminated or withdrawed. I'm only taking 50 mg in the nights. I am and look tired and have big eyeshadows (sorry, I forgot the english word for that, but you get the idea) during almost the whole day. With the slightest physical effort I get extremely tired, sweaty and out of breath. I have also seen that it has a horrible interaction with just a litle alchohol intake. Will those efects go away with time or with a dose increase?
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> I'm also taking Trileptal and I'm currently trying to stop Clonazepam (main reason I quit Celexa to then start Lexapro, then start Zoloft and then start Luvox).
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> If this side effects don't go away, I'm going back to Celexa, even if I can't quit the benzo with it.
Posted by Sad Panda on August 2, 2004, at 2:11:40
In reply to Re: Luvox?? » Sad Panda, posted by RetiredYoung on August 1, 2004, at 13:07:07
> Thank you Panda for that specific piece of advice. Perhaps I'll shoot for Luvox and nortriptyline then.
>
> The reason I'm considering the Luvox portion of this combo is that it's the only SSRI I have not already tried - Lexapro is pooping out now, and the others either worked and pooped out, or had bad side effects.
>
> Jim
>Hi Jim,
Have you tried going back to drugs that have pooped out?
Cheers,
Panda.
Posted by zeugma on August 2, 2004, at 4:44:03
In reply to Re: Luvox?? » Sad Panda, posted by RetiredYoung on August 1, 2004, at 13:07:07
> Thank you Panda for that specific piece of advice. Perhaps I'll shoot for Luvox and nortriptyline then.
>
> The reason I'm considering the Luvox portion of this combo is that it's the only SSRI I have not already tried - Lexapro is pooping out now, and the others either worked and pooped out, or had bad side effects.
It sounds like this is a good combination. I would be sure to get a plasma level done on nortriptyline (which should be done as a routine matter anyway), as Luvox can inhibit the ancillary routes of nortriptyline's metabolism.>
> Jim
Posted by RetiredYoung on August 2, 2004, at 7:01:06
In reply to Re: Luvox?? » RetiredYoung, posted by Sad Panda on August 2, 2004, at 2:11:40
Nope - have not tried any of the drugs that have worked for me, but went on to poop out. It's my understanding that there is a good chance that they might work again.
re: Luvox. I've read on Crazy Meds that Luvox can greatly magnify the effects of caffeine (5-6x). That is causing me to re-think whether I want to try it.
Jim
Posted by SLS on August 2, 2004, at 7:23:32
In reply to Luvox??, posted by RetiredYoung on July 31, 2004, at 10:44:24
Is Luvox more likely to cause insomnia than the other SSRIs?
Thanks.
- Scott
Posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 8:22:04
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ?, posted by SLS on August 2, 2004, at 7:23:32
Hard to believe, but true. Luvox causes somnolence, but at the same time insomnia.
It also makes me to wake up early in the mournings feeling tense and out of breath, but still very tired.
About caffeine, I still don't know, but take ONE beer while on Luxox and you're a finished man.
I'm hangovered half of the day anyway.
On a side note, this drug dishinibits a big deal, for good and for bad.
It has been not good overall.
Short half life meds just kill me, and Prozac destroys my sex life. I think I'm going back to Celexa, even if it sucks for anxiety, for quitting benzos and also makes me to wake up in the mornings with a nervous attack.
Posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 10:10:02
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ?, posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 8:22:04
Hi Lex, I tihnk you should either up your luvox, or add something else in. Another option is to add Trazodone into the mix for sleeping. If you haven't been taking it long, it's not working yet to its full potential;. If the SSRIs don't work, perhaps try a TCA instead.
If that doesn't work, go back to prozac but add in Wellbutrin or Buspar to offset the sexual SE (the prozac should help with anxiety caused by Wellbutrin). Sounds like your cortisol levels are high in the morning... have you perhaps considered a mood stabilizer? that can help from my understanding.
Posted by chemist on August 2, 2004, at 10:31:26
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ?, posted by SLS on August 2, 2004, at 7:23:32
> Is Luvox more likely to cause insomnia than the other SSRIs?
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> Thanks.
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> - Scotthey scott, i am not aware of luvox being dinged for more insomnia triggers than other SSRIs. it doesn't stand out in that regard, insomnia is right there with anxiety, dry mouth, etc. in side effects. i have tended to go with dosing earlier in the day because this is what was recommended years ago when i first tried luvox, and have stuck to that routine for historical purposes and because tweaking the dose for a while can swing one around a bit, so better off early in the day that later, in my and my pdoc's opinion. i believe another poster takes a heavy dose late in the day: to each their own. i just get it over with by noon or 1 pm, usually.....all the best, chemist
Posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 13:46:10
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » Lex Luthor, posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 10:10:02
I am already taking Trileptal 300 mg twice a day. Before that, I was taking Tegretol.
Prozac and Wellbutrin? It is my experience that both cause anxiety. Prozac doesn't cause anxiety with a mood stabilizer, but I don't know what the mix with Wellbutrin would do. Anyway, when I took Wellbutrin I wasn't taking Trileptal, so mayby it's worth a try.
Posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 16:25:47
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » SLS, posted by chemist on August 2, 2004, at 10:31:26
Chemist, question for you. I'm on 100 MGS of Luvox now, and am going to hit 200. It would be ok if I took one pill in the morning and then one at night correct? Is this common?
> > Is Luvox more likely to cause insomnia than the other SSRIs?
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> > Thanks.
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> > - Scott
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> hey scott, i am not aware of luvox being dinged for more insomnia triggers than other SSRIs. it doesn't stand out in that regard, insomnia is right there with anxiety, dry mouth, etc. in side effects. i have tended to go with dosing earlier in the day because this is what was recommended years ago when i first tried luvox, and have stuck to that routine for historical purposes and because tweaking the dose for a while can swing one around a bit, so better off early in the day that later, in my and my pdoc's opinion. i believe another poster takes a heavy dose late in the day: to each their own. i just get it over with by noon or 1 pm, usually.....all the best, chemist
Posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 16:38:23
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » chemist, posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 16:25:47
Ok, that's it, I quit. Yet another poisonous loco drug. I'm getting angry and rude as hell. I feel deshinibited to tell anyone where they can go. I'm always ready to be rude to anyone and I'm always expecting people to get aggressive at me. This is muy loco. I don't want anybody to disturb me and I have paranoia of people getting ready to pick up a fight against me or something. I'm very angry and I'm taking it on my poor girlfriend. I'm shouting and being rude to her. The poor angel understands me and wants to help me, but I don't want anyone to bother me. Ando todo loco por ahi. The only cool thing about this was the RELATIVE lack of side effects. This drug is pretty much like Remeron.
Ok, I'm going back to Celexa or Prozac. Then I'll see what I can do to add something for the sexual effects and I'll see what I can do to quit the benzo, but I'm not wasting my youth anymore like this.
Posted by Racer on August 2, 2004, at 16:56:46
In reply to SHEER MADNESS!!!, posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 16:38:23
If it helps, there's an old fashioned anti-histimine called Periactin that works well for some people -- I'm one of them -- to reverse SSRI-induced sexual difficulties. It's not perfect, not guaranteed to work for everyone, and it has the usual anti-histimine drawbacks, but it's probably worth a try.
Best luck. For your girlfriend's sake, as well as yours, I hope switching meds works well to ease your anger.
Posted by chemist on August 2, 2004, at 17:24:28
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » chemist, posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 16:25:47
hello chris...from my experience and from pressing my pdoc about other patients, i can state pretty firmly that you should go up in 50 mg increments, and let it sit for a week before jumping up. if you double the dose, you can expect some uncomfortable side effects, but in my experience, when i've been impatient and done this, in the grand scheme of things it is rather benign. still, i'd advise a goal of 200 mg with +50 mg each week for the next 2 weeks. if you can hack it, then maybe push the time frame. but i see no reason to give it the extra rush and make it less pleasant. either way, look, you won't end up writhing in pain or agony. it's just a smoother ride if you take it slower, that's all.....keep us up to date, and let us know how things are panning out....all the best, chemist
> Chemist, question for you. I'm on 100 MGS of Luvox now, and am going to hit 200. It would be ok if I took one pill in the morning and then one at night correct? Is this common?
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> > > Is Luvox more likely to cause insomnia than the other SSRIs?
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> > > Thanks.
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> > > - Scott
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> > hey scott, i am not aware of luvox being dinged for more insomnia triggers than other SSRIs. it doesn't stand out in that regard, insomnia is right there with anxiety, dry mouth, etc. in side effects. i have tended to go with dosing earlier in the day because this is what was recommended years ago when i first tried luvox, and have stuck to that routine for historical purposes and because tweaking the dose for a while can swing one around a bit, so better off early in the day that later, in my and my pdoc's opinion. i believe another poster takes a heavy dose late in the day: to each their own. i just get it over with by noon or 1 pm, usually.....all the best, chemist
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Posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 17:36:35
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » cpallen79, posted by chemist on August 2, 2004, at 17:24:28
Hey Chemist,
thats what I've been doing, going very slow, and I've had success. you're right, the slower the easier. I've gone up 50 MGS a week. I was thinking that this second phase of my dosing should be evenings. this week I'l take my 100 Mgs in the morning, and then 50 at night. Next week I'll go up to 100 in the AM and then 100 in the PM. What do you think about that?
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> hello chris...from my experience and from pressing my pdoc about other patients, i can state pretty firmly that you should go up in 50 mg increments, and let it sit for a week before jumping up. if you double the dose, you can expect some uncomfortable side effects, but in my experience, when i've been impatient and done this, in the grand scheme of things it is rather benign. still, i'd advise a goal of 200 mg with +50 mg each week for the next 2 weeks. if you can hack it, then maybe push the time frame. but i see no reason to give it the extra rush and make it less pleasant. either way, look, you won't end up writhing in pain or agony. it's just a smoother ride if you take it slower, that's all.....keep us up to date, and let us know how things are panning out....all the best, chemist
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> > Chemist, question for you. I'm on 100 MGS of Luvox now, and am going to hit 200. It would be ok if I took one pill in the morning and then one at night correct? Is this common?
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> > > > Is Luvox more likely to cause insomnia than the other SSRIs?
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> > > > Thanks.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > - Scott
> > >
> > > hey scott, i am not aware of luvox being dinged for more insomnia triggers than other SSRIs. it doesn't stand out in that regard, insomnia is right there with anxiety, dry mouth, etc. in side effects. i have tended to go with dosing earlier in the day because this is what was recommended years ago when i first tried luvox, and have stuck to that routine for historical purposes and because tweaking the dose for a while can swing one around a bit, so better off early in the day that later, in my and my pdoc's opinion. i believe another poster takes a heavy dose late in the day: to each their own. i just get it over with by noon or 1 pm, usually.....all the best, chemist
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Posted by chemist on August 2, 2004, at 17:49:14
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » chemist, posted by cpallen79 on August 2, 2004, at 17:36:35
hey there, that sounds good to me. i do the same divided dose as you, but earlier in the day. i have found in the past that you might want to make your first dose larger than your second (150 + 50 vs. 100 + 100) if you're doing it later in the day. i really have only had some issues at 300 mg/day, and i don't think your titration to 200 mg will be any problem. glad to hear it's working for you, and keep us poster! all the best, chemist
> Hey Chemist,
> thats what I've been doing, going very slow, and I've had success. you're right, the slower the easier. I've gone up 50 MGS a week. I was thinking that this second phase of my dosing should be evenings. this week I'l take my 100 Mgs in the morning, and then 50 at night. Next week I'll go up to 100 in the AM and then 100 in the PM. What do you think about that?
> \
> > hello chris...from my experience and from pressing my pdoc about other patients, i can state pretty firmly that you should go up in 50 mg increments, and let it sit for a week before jumping up. if you double the dose, you can expect some uncomfortable side effects, but in my experience, when i've been impatient and done this, in the grand scheme of things it is rather benign. still, i'd advise a goal of 200 mg with +50 mg each week for the next 2 weeks. if you can hack it, then maybe push the time frame. but i see no reason to give it the extra rush and make it less pleasant. either way, look, you won't end up writhing in pain or agony. it's just a smoother ride if you take it slower, that's all.....keep us up to date, and let us know how things are panning out....all the best, chemist
> >
> > > Chemist, question for you. I'm on 100 MGS of Luvox now, and am going to hit 200. It would be ok if I took one pill in the morning and then one at night correct? Is this common?
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> > > > > Is Luvox more likely to cause insomnia than the other SSRIs?
> > > > >
> > > > > Thanks.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > - Scott
> > > >
> > > > hey scott, i am not aware of luvox being dinged for more insomnia triggers than other SSRIs. it doesn't stand out in that regard, insomnia is right there with anxiety, dry mouth, etc. in side effects. i have tended to go with dosing earlier in the day because this is what was recommended years ago when i first tried luvox, and have stuck to that routine for historical purposes and because tweaking the dose for a while can swing one around a bit, so better off early in the day that later, in my and my pdoc's opinion. i believe another poster takes a heavy dose late in the day: to each their own. i just get it over with by noon or 1 pm, usually.....all the best, chemist
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Posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 18:53:28
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » cpallen79, posted by chemist on August 2, 2004, at 17:49:14
Ok, now I'm drinking. I felt like drinking for no particular reason. On moment I'm talking alone, calling people in the phone, laughing like a pothead about stupid jokes I make up, the next minute I'm angry and I don't want to deal with anybody's face. This drug should be banned. It's frustrating.
Posted by Racer on August 3, 2004, at 12:31:43
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ?, posted by Lex Luthor on August 2, 2004, at 18:53:28
> Ok, now I'm drinking. I felt like drinking for no particular reason. On moment I'm talking alone, calling people in the phone, laughing like a pothead about stupid jokes I make up, the next minute I'm angry and I don't want to deal with anybody's face. This drug should be banned. It's frustrating.
>Please -- I recognize your distress because this medication has not worked well for you, but I'm quite concerned about your blanket statement that this drug should be banned based only on your own experience with it. Several other people on this board are having good runs with it, which suggests to me that it is not universally intolerable.
Moreover, there are many people on this board who are still searching -- as are you -- for a medication that might provide relief to them. Some of those people are considering Luvox, and -- again, based on the anecdotal reports of posters here for whom this drug is working well -- it might just work for some of us. We'll never know if we don't try it, right? You've tried it, and it hasn't worked for you. That still doesn't mean that it won't work for me, right?
Believe me, I know how frustrating it is when a drug has a really terrible effect on you: I had miserable runs on Serzone and Remeron -- Serzone put me in the hospital with a liver malfunction, and Remeron had me threatening my husband and throwing cutlery. But I know that many people have found these drugs literally life saving. They simply did not work for me. I think that is a very important distinction to make, especially on a public forum, where many people can be influenced by what we write. That influence carries great responsibilty, in my opinion.
I'm sorry that you've had such a bad experience with Luvox. I hope you find something that helps you. Until then, please consider the impact your words can have on other vulnerable people here before you post a blanket condemnation on a drug that might produce beneficial effects for others.
Thank you.
Posted by cpallen79 on August 3, 2004, at 13:26:54
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? » Lex Luthor, posted by Racer on August 3, 2004, at 12:31:43
Hi Racer,
I have to say that I agree with you 100 percent on this issue. Often times people publically post their neurosis on the boards (I myself have been guilty of this as well) as well as grievancess about medications, rather than just helping out with side effects or saying it didn't work out for them. It does not benefit others, rather it creates a fear atmosphere. We all have to work on this. Giving a "heads up" is one thing, freaking people out is something else completely.> > Ok, now I'm drinking. I felt like drinking for no particular reason. On moment I'm talking alone, calling people in the phone, laughing like a pothead about stupid jokes I make up, the next minute I'm angry and I don't want to deal with anybody's face. This drug should be banned. It's frustrating.
> >
>
> Please -- I recognize your distress because this medication has not worked well for you, but I'm quite concerned about your blanket statement that this drug should be banned based only on your own experience with it. Several other people on this board are having good runs with it, which suggests to me that it is not universally intolerable.
>
> Moreover, there are many people on this board who are still searching -- as are you -- for a medication that might provide relief to them. Some of those people are considering Luvox, and -- again, based on the anecdotal reports of posters here for whom this drug is working well -- it might just work for some of us. We'll never know if we don't try it, right? You've tried it, and it hasn't worked for you. That still doesn't mean that it won't work for me, right?
>
> Believe me, I know how frustrating it is when a drug has a really terrible effect on you: I had miserable runs on Serzone and Remeron -- Serzone put me in the hospital with a liver malfunction, and Remeron had me threatening my husband and throwing cutlery. But I know that many people have found these drugs literally life saving. They simply did not work for me. I think that is a very important distinction to make, especially on a public forum, where many people can be influenced by what we write. That influence carries great responsibilty, in my opinion.
>
> I'm sorry that you've had such a bad experience with Luvox. I hope you find something that helps you. Until then, please consider the impact your words can have on other vulnerable people here before you post a blanket condemnation on a drug that might produce beneficial effects for others.
>
> Thank you.
Posted by Lex Luthor on August 4, 2004, at 14:39:44
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? (I agree) » Racer, posted by cpallen79 on August 3, 2004, at 13:26:54
Sorry, but I felt literally crazy when I wrote that. Today, my Trileptal dose was raised and I feel A LITTLE better now. I'll wait a couple of days more, but I still think this is not the best medication for me.
With the Triliptal increase, my mood got better, but I got a little more tired and I still feel tired with the least physical effort. With the Luvox, I get tired climbing stairs, and I'm not a pregnant woman; I'm a dude.
The good note is that Luvox is the SSRI that has caused me the least sexual side effects.
Posted by cpallen79 on August 4, 2004, at 15:03:58
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? (I agree), posted by Lex Luthor on August 4, 2004, at 14:39:44
It's ok Lex, coincidentally I am going to be starting trileptal too. I love Luvox, but I've noticed very mild hypomanic symptoms popping up. Told my PDOC and she's suspecting a mild case of BP II... we also went through some other details of past stuff, hence the trileptal is being added! I hoep you are feeling better.
Chris> Sorry, but I felt literally crazy when I wrote that. Today, my Trileptal dose was raised and I feel A LITTLE better now. I'll wait a couple of days more, but I still think this is not the best medication for me.
>
> With the Triliptal increase, my mood got better, but I got a little more tired and I still feel tired with the least physical effort. With the Luvox, I get tired climbing stairs, and I'm not a pregnant woman; I'm a dude.
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> The good note is that Luvox is the SSRI that has caused me the least sexual side effects.
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Posted by Racer on August 4, 2004, at 16:26:14
In reply to Re: Luvox?? - Insomnia ? (I agree), posted by Lex Luthor on August 4, 2004, at 14:39:44
> Sorry, but I felt literally crazy when I wrote that.
>Please believe me when I tell you that I understand this inside my skin -- I've had reactions to drugs that had me convinced that I wasn't depressed, so much as demented or so totally screwed up that I may as well lie down and die. And I've had experiences when I just wanted to tell the entire world that this drug was so horrendous that it should be banned, the guy who made it should be tarred and feathered, etc.
And I've probably posted exactly that, too, in the past.
You're not by any means alone in reacting that way, Lex. It took me a long time to learn *not* to express those things, and I was trying to share that with you, *not* criticise you for what you're going through. It's a difficult patch for me right now, and I'm not sure that the understanding and lack of criticism was at all clear in what I wrote. I'm sorry if you felt criticised, and I very much appreciate your response.
Good luck with the new med changes. The necessity for trial and error in finding a drug to help is really unfortunate. You have my best wishes.
Posted by Lex Luthor on August 4, 2004, at 21:54:23
In reply to S'OK... » Lex Luthor, posted by Racer on August 4, 2004, at 16:26:14
Ok, another crazy evening. I'm done with this med. I will either go back to Celexa or try Prozac with a little piece of Wellbutrin. Having to trial and error sucks.
Cheers.
Lex.
Posted by paul_d_234 on July 30, 2007, at 6:38:16
In reply to Re: SHEER MADNESS!!! » Lex Luthor, posted by Racer on August 2, 2004, at 16:56:46
Can other anti-histimine over the counter meds work or only the prescription Periactin?
> If it helps, there's an old fashioned anti-histimine called Periactin that works well for some people -- I'm one of them -- to reverse SSRI-induced sexual difficulties. It's not perfect, not guaranteed to work for everyone, and it has the usual anti-histimine drawbacks, but it's probably worth a try.
>
> Best luck. For your girlfriend's sake, as well as yours, I hope switching meds works well to ease your anger.
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