Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? » pretty_paints

Posted by KathrynLex on April 13, 2004, at 18:58:37

In reply to Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro?, posted by pretty_paints on April 13, 2004, at 14:44:09

Hi Pretty_Paints,
Wellbutrin is an AD, but not an SSRI. It's in a class of meds all by itself because it works on different chemicals in the brain. SSRIs increase seritonine, while Wellbutrin affects dopamine and norepinephrine.
A lot of people find Lexapro to be very stimulating. However, it makes me extremely tired and somehow Wellbutrin counters that effect. (In addition to helping with my depression.)
K.

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Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? lexman 4/12/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? KathrynLex 4/12/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? green hornet 4/13/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? linnie 4/13/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? pretty_paints 4/13/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? » pretty_paints KathrynLex 4/13/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? rianny 4/15/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? shadows721 4/16/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? » KathrynLex Doug Saving The Team 4/18/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? » Doug Saving The Team KathrynLex 4/19/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? » KathrynLex BobS, 4/19/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? » BobS, KathrynLex 4/20/04
Thanks KLex (nm) BobS, 4/20/04
Re: Can u feel emotions truly on Lexapro? linnie 4/22/04

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