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Re: Do SSRI's really 'numb you to life'?

Posted by Christ_empowered on January 19, 2016, at 13:30:11

In reply to Re: Do SSRI's really 'numb you to life'? » Christ_empowered, posted by SLS on January 19, 2016, at 12:46:10

I honestly don't remember, sorry. I just vaguely remember reading some things on PubMed about high dose SSRI drugs (I think they were treating OCD) leading to fairly obvious hypo-frontality. Kinda makes sense...some shrinks have compared the SSRI drugs to a combo of Ritalin and Thorazine, in one pill.

As for things persisting...I would imagine its possible (?) . I don't know if it'd be so much persistent amotivational syndrome or whatever as..."tardive dysphoria" is what I believe they're calling it...when treatment w/ an AD makes the long term course worse, not better. Similar to "tardive psychosis..." both are under-studied, for obvious reasons.


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