Posted by 4WD on April 23, 2008, at 15:19:55
In reply to no acute effects of nardil? » 4WD, posted by iforgotmypassword on April 22, 2008, at 20:25:44
Hi.
Nardil caused a definiite lessening of anxiety during the second and third weeks. I think I felt a little better during the fourth week. After five weeks, it finally kicked in, sometime during the fifth or 6th week. Believe me, it was worth the wait. I have my life back now and I've been on it seven weeks tomorrow. I feel like a completely different person. The depression is almost entirely gone - most of the time I feel great.
> i just stay in bed barely aware, not being able to keep track of even minor content to my life, especially feelings. i may as well stop communicating at this point, drop my employment programme and shut off my cellphone indefinitely.
You need help. Whatever AD you are on, it's obviously not working.
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> does anyone know if nardil fights thought hardening, executive dysfunction, tardive EPS-rigidity?Not the tardiveEPS rigidity that I'm aware of. The only thing i can think of to help that is to stop whatever med is causing it.
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> yet it's serotonergic effects have always made me worry that nardil could cause me further damage. parnate caused tics and was ineffective, but is that dopaminergic side effect related as with stimulants. is the serotonergic effect of nardil different i.e. something i can ignore.Ii don't know. I do know that SSRI's didn't help me and Nardil does. So I suspect that it would not affect you the same way.
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> i worry about nardil's famous history of poop-ing out will mean further disabling damage to me. lamotrigine may prevent poopout?I heard the opposite. That nardil is known for it's longevity.
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> i worry about what seems to be significant indirect anticholinergic effect, when my cognition is already in shambles, of little usefulness, ruins days when i do function/execute a bit. forgetting and forgetting, and my communication always useless.That's depression talking.
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> sorry for any mess, inappropriate etiquette, or asking to much.Don't worry about that stuff. That's what we're here for - to listen, offer support and advice. You are not asking too much.
Marsha
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