Posted by yxibow on January 18, 2007, at 23:44:14
In reply to safe to take vitamin E 1600 IU/DAY for heart???, posted by Jeroen on January 14, 2007, at 10:50:23
> safe to take vitamin E 1600 IU/DAY for heart???
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> i am on seroquel and seroxat wich also affect heart rithym right?
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> i have tardive dyskinesia, but i think this might help or DEA (hydergine)You are absolutely sure and your doctor has done a full AIMS exam? I've never heard back from this but I believe you. I remember the video posting from before as well, so I trust you and do feel for you -- dont take me wrong -- and your doctor's judgment but an AIMS exam would establish some level of what is exactly going on.
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/pagerender.fcgi?artid=1607803&pageindex=1
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> this article clearly states that 6 people with TD have been treathed and after 6 weeks 1 person lost all TD symptom..
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> what shall i do? is this Hydergine safe?
> i have looked for Hydergina
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> check here, do you think this is safe??Hydergine has not been proven as a treatment, and should never be taken with other ergots. It can make you dizzy and a number of other things but if your doctor wishes to attempt it, I suppose that is up to him or her. It is noted below as some agents that haven't been terribly successful unfortunately:
http://www.acnp.org/g4/GN401000145/CH142.htmlAs for Vitamin E, the problem is more with internal bleeding in the body.
Only do this with your doctor -- yes, its safe for a short period of time, but normally the limit is 400 IU prophylactically for neuroprotectiveness if that works at all. I choose to take it for that, some studies recently cited issues again, of bleeding and other such things, but in a young individual with less potential of internal bleeding, it probably doesn't matter. At any rate it wasn't a concern at that level with my doctor.
I am aware of these studies and I wish you luck.There is also Nitoman / Xenazine (tetrabenazine) that has been used and did get some results at Baylor College at the expense of pseudoparkinsonim (shaky hands, etc.)
-- be well
Jay
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