Re: Old man winter » Mr. Scott

Posted by noa on January 16, 2002, at 6:25:13

In reply to Re: Old man winter » noa, posted by Mr. Scott on January 15, 2002, at 22:22:24

I still get some restlessness from the effexor. The serzone and ativan help but don't eliminate it altogether.
Very tight jaws--I think it is from the effexor, but could also be the adderall. This causes occassional headache, but not severe headache.
I have some bladder/urinary problems--I think they are from the effexor (they began after I was on a significant dosage). One hypothesis suggested by another member of this board is that the serotonin activates the muscles so the bladder walls can't relax enough to fill up. So, I have frequent need to go, and urgency. Also, I've heard from one member of this board that the ureter muscles get activated by the serotonin, too.

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