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Posted by eve70 on March 14, 2002, at 9:08:36
Hi, i get a great dilemma!
I'm distymic (low mood, anergy, apatie...) in few words little chronic depressed.
I was on every kind of Ad (SSRI, Tca) in these passed two years, but every time i was on a ad i felt more aenergic, more aphatic, my mood went down....
So after months i stopped taking ad, and in few days i felt better....energic, more happy, more active and interessed.
Why could happend this?
What it means?
Oh..i forgot, the only ad that not had those effect on me was amisulpride...but i think i did not help me at all.
Help!!!! Thanks very much indeed!
Posted by Ron Hill on March 14, 2002, at 15:26:34
In reply to Why ON AD's feel WORSE and OFF AD's fell BETTER?, posted by eve70 on March 14, 2002, at 9:08:36
> I'm distymic (low mood, anergy, apatie...) in few words little chronic depressed.
> I was on every kind of Ad (SSRI, Tca) in these passed two years, but every time i was on a ad i felt more aenergic, more aphatic, my mood went down....
> So after months i stopped taking ad, and in few days i felt better....energic, more happy, more active and interessed.
> Why could happend this?
> What it means?
> Oh..i forgot, the only ad that not had those effect on me was amisulpride...but i think i did not help me at all.
> Help!!!! Thanks very much indeed!
-------------Eve,
Some people think that AD's (particularly SSRI's) deplete dopamine levels over time. Click on the link to go to the post.
http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/20020313/msgs/97804.html
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