MAO-A vs MAO-B?

Posted by B2chica on August 17, 2011, at 13:19:55

im reading and clinical effects mention MAO-B (such as emsam) is irreversible inhibitor...
what is meant by that.
does that mean that once i go on an MAO-B that i can basically never go back?
that those amines (Dop, Norep,etc) will never 'naturally' be blocked again?
can anyone explain a little more regarding this "Irreversible" process.
thank you.
b2c.

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MAO-A vs MAO-B? B2chica 8/17/11
Re: MAO-A vs MAO-B? emmanuel98 8/17/11
Re: MAO-A vs MAO-B? » emmanuel98 Phillipa 8/17/11
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Re: MAO-A vs MAO-B? » policebox Phillipa 8/17/11
Re: MAO-A vs MAO-B? » policebox B2chica 8/18/11
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Re: MAO-A vs MAO-B? B2chica 8/18/11
Re: MAO-A vs MAO-B? » B2chica viper1431 8/19/11
Re: MAO-A vs MAO-B? » viper1431 B2chica 8/19/11
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