Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'?

Posted by Penny on May 29, 2002, at 13:18:58

In reply to Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? » katekite, posted by Ritch on May 29, 2002, at 12:55:25

>Watch out for any hostility reaction. It made me very, very hostile!
In what way? I'm feeling very agitated since starting buspar and ending Wellbutrin. Totally blew up at the kids I nanny for last night, which is highly uncharacteristic of me. But I have a lot of stress in my life (looking for a new job, moving, etc) right now so I'm not sure what's causing me to feel like I'm feeling...meds or stress or a combination of both? I don't even know my dose...I'm taking so much right now I've lost track...
Penny

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why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? katekite 5/28/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? » katekite Ritch 5/29/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? katekite 5/29/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? » katekite Ritch 5/29/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? Penny 5/29/02
not taking it, just curious about mechanism » Ritch katekite 5/29/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? » Penny Ritch 5/29/02
Re: not taking it, just curious about mechanism » katekite Ritch 5/29/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? omega man 6/1/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? » omega man katekite 6/2/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? » katekite omega man 6/2/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? Elizabeth 6/7/02
thanks eliz.... 2400mg of buspar, wow! (nm) katekite 6/8/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'? Hildi 6/9/02
I liked neurontin for anxiety but some hate it... (nm) » Hildi katekite 6/9/02
Re: why is buspar not an 'antipsychotic'?? kpo2002 6/12/02

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