Re: Reserpine + TCA in the treatment of depression

Posted by linkadge on December 12, 2004, at 14:30:29

In reply to Re: Reserpine + TCA in the treatment of depression, posted by Racer on December 12, 2004, at 11:14:22

Yeah, reserpine actually causes ser/nor/dop to leak out of the synaptic terminals. The neurotransmitter is quicky metabolized as it is not really fired, but rather leaded out.
In the presence of a TCA, the neurotransmitter doesn't get recycled but rather reputake is blocked and it has more chance of reaching is destination.

Imobility time was decreased even over that of TCA alone.

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