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Re: What if AD's make your depression worse? » vogelbekdier

Posted by zeebop on July 28, 2004, at 4:11:59

In reply to What if AD's make your depression worse?, posted by vogelbekdier on July 27, 2004, at 17:46:04

> Hi, I really hope someone can help me...
> I've been taking Effexor for two months, but it only increased my depression. Unfortunately, I also didn't feel better when I stopped taking it.
> Now I'm on clomipramine, the first days were ok, but when I reached 100 mg, again I felt terribly depressed. One week 100 mg and now 3 weeks on 125 mg, still no improvement...
>
> I know AD's can make depression/anxiety worse the first weeks, but what if you continue to feel more depressed? Is there any chance the clomipramine will start working miraculously in the next few weeks?
> Does this mean that all/most AD's will have this effect on me?
>
> (Oh, a few years ago I also took Paxil, but that didn't do a thing.
> Also, other side-effects on every med I tried usually cause me little discomfort..)
>
> Thanx!

Hi,
some ADs can cause depression:
- Wellbutrin made me feel blue irritated and very depressed.
- Milnacipran(Ixel) made me very very angry and hostile from the first pill
- Reboxetine full dose(8mg) made me extemley hopelessly depressed,but when I lowered it to 1mg + benzodiazepine(bromazepam)it gave me energy and concentration.I can not stand more than 1mg rebox a day
so..some ADs can cause depression by
themselves,and sometimes too high or too low a dose can cause new symptoms of depression.
>


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