Re: Weepy... Buspar D2 receptor antagonism?

Posted by SLS on July 17, 2006, at 22:28:00

In reply to Re: Weepy... Buspar D2 receptor antagonism?, posted by bassman on July 17, 2006, at 11:19:47

Hi Racer.
I hope you continue to feel better as the buspirone leaves your system.
Most doctors don't take into account that buspirone is metabolized into 1-PP. This metabolite acts as a potent NE alpha-2 receptor antagonist, just like Remeron. It can make some people's depressions worse or produce a sort of dysphoria.

- Scott

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