Re: Is Luvox activating or sedating? » ian24

Posted by Janelle on July 19, 2003, at 15:09:16

In reply to Re: Is Luvox activating or sedating?, posted by ian24 on July 19, 2003, at 15:05:41

I know JUST HOW YOU FEEL! I have felt tired and jumpy at the same time!
I had a feeling you had been on 10 mg lexapro; that's like the *standard* dose!
Since you switched *abruptly* (and I don't mean this in a bad way, just factual) I would suggest that you give the Luvox time. It is VERY different from Lexapro even though they're both SSRI's - they target different Serotonin receptors, which could explain the reactions you're having.

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Is Luvox activating or sedating? ian24 7/19/03
Re: Is Luvox activating or sedating? » ian24 Janelle 7/19/03
Re: Is Luvox activating or sedating? ian24 7/19/03
Re: Is Luvox activating or sedating? » ian24 Janelle 7/19/03
Re: Is Luvox activating or sedating? ian24 7/19/03
Re: Is Luvox activating or sedating? » ian24 Dinah 7/19/03
Activation and sedation aren't really opposites MB 7/19/03
Re: Activation and sedation aren't really opposites noa 7/20/03
Re: Anyway I'm going back to Lex ian24 7/20/03
Re: Anyway I'm going back to Lex » ian24 Janelle 7/20/03
Re: Activation and sedation aren't really opposites JaneB 7/21/03

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