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Re: the risk of td

Posted by JohnQ on June 8, 2002, at 14:42:25

In reply to Re: the risk of td, posted by jonh kimble on June 8, 2002, at 1:21:38

> yes that has been on my mind to. i havent heard any concrete info on amisulpride in low doses(25- 100 mg) in the treatment of depression (and related issues), and the risk of td. i heard a poster here who said he developed td, but he was taking other meds with it. ( i believe one was an ssri)
ssri's are thought to reduce dopamine function on there own. in fact, some people develop mild parkinson like symptoms just on an ssri! from what i hear, an ssri could increase the risk of td on amisulpride.>

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Which sucks for me, because Paxil works very well in boosting my mood, so much so that I'm not even depressed, and my depression was pretty bad. Unfortunatly, it leaves me with other unresolved issues that I'm pretty sure Amisulpride would improve. I'm waiting for my Selegiline to arrive, which I'm hoping will reduce the TD risk.

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> on the positive side, the actual scientific studies on amisulpride for depression mention the endocrine side effects, but not any parkinson like side effects. if they post the endocrine side effects, im sure they would mention anything worse(like td) im sure they would considering these are not studies done with the intention of selling a product. (appear none biased to me)>

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Those studies are probably too short for anybody to develop TD. I've always been under the impression that TD takes quite awhile to kick in, but I could be wrong.

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> any other feedback at all would be greatly appreciated (seems like not many posters with knowledge on amisulpride these days)

jon>

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Don't really have anything else to share right now (other than searching the archives for AndrewB or JohnL posts, but I'm sure you've done that already), but if you have any website links that might help me get a better understanding of TD and neuroleptics, let me know.


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