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Posted by your#1fan on November 17, 2007, at 0:10:53
i just read on wikipidia that diphenhydramine inhibits the reptake of serotonin. It was later used to make the first SSRI Prozac.
I just took 25mg for some sleep, im getting to tolerant to temazepam.
I feel in a good mood. Im defintly sedated. i just feel equilibimized.
Anything?
Posted by Epiphanie on November 17, 2007, at 21:09:50
In reply to diphenhydramine increases prozac effect, posted by your#1fan on November 17, 2007, at 0:10:53
If you are talking about Benadryl, I used that for years as a sleeping aid and it worked really good. I started with 1/4 of a pill at bedtime. Then over the years I needed to gradualy increase it as my body became used to it, 1/4 pill at a time. I was also on Prozac at the time.
Eventually my body became so used to the Benadryl it didn't work for me anymore and was prescribed Xanax.
Posted by yxibow on November 18, 2007, at 2:23:03
In reply to diphenhydramine increases prozac effect, posted by your#1fan on November 17, 2007, at 0:10:53
> i just read on wikipidia that diphenhydramine inhibits the reptake of serotonin. It was later used to make the first SSRI Prozac.
>
> I just took 25mg for some sleep, im getting to tolerant to temazepam.
>
> I feel in a good mood. Im defintly sedated. i just feel equilibimized.
>
> Anything?Well its an anticholinergic, the relaxation is probably similar to that of the old anxiolytic agent Atarax.
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