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Re: Which benzo is *least* sedating? +other stuff » Mitch

Posted by Elizabeth on October 31, 2001, at 22:26:49

In reply to Re: Which benzo is *least* sedating? +other stuff » Thrud, posted by Mitch on October 30, 2001, at 23:02:04

> I have found that cheap old generic chlordiazepoxide (Librium) was the least sedating benzo that I have ever taken.

I didn't experience any sedation on Librium. I've been interested in finding out whether I could take a high dose of it for panic disorder (I had already been taking quite a bit -- 50 mg q.i.d. -- when I gave up on it, but I probably could have gone higher without any problems). But there's little evidence supporting the use of low-potency benzos in PD.

> I also have IBS/d and I never have heard of "celiac disease" before. I know what you mean by "hellish AD's"!! I get the most benefit from SSri's, but they DO rip my guts to shreds. I have tried adding nortriptyline (20-30mg/day) to the SSRi and it did help a lot, BUT I didn't like the sfx from the NT!

What side effects did NT have that bothered you?

(BTW, what did you mean by "IBS/d?")

-elizabeth


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