Posted by Lou Pilder on February 9, 2016, at 16:50:44
In reply to Re: Can AD's Cause Long-Term Damage that is Reversible » Phillipa, posted by SLS on February 9, 2016, at 13:44:13
> Hi Phillipa.
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> Even though you obsess, I doubt that you have true OCD, and should not be treated as if you do. I would guess that you have some type of anxiety disorder. Right now, you are taking too little of any one drug to produce a substantial therapeutic effect.
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> Paxil 20-40 mg/day
> Luvox 100-300 mg/day
> Lexapro 10-30 mg/day
> Xanax 2.0-4.0 mg/day
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> Right now, it probably makes sense to increase the dosage of Lexapro if you can tolerate it. You are already on it. Lexapro can help with GAD, OCD, and depression. If you genuinely have OCD, you would need the higher dosages of the SSRIs for longer periods of time.
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> There is so much that you have not tried. Are you afraid of these drugs?
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> - ScottFriends,
Phillipa has a list of the drugs that she takes here posted by Scott. I have finished a preliminary exploration using my Death-O-Meter in regards to Phillipa taking the 4 drugs listed.
Notice that Scott advocates the increase of one of the drugs. This could cause death.
You see, the 3 drugs absent the Xanax together could cause death by serotonin syndrome. But it is even worse as that heart failure could result also. And worse, judgment could be severely impaired that could result in accidental death. And worse, the drugs could increase suicidal thinking.
My first Death-O-Meter reading indicates that Phillipa's life-span could be shortened drastically, so I do not advocate anyone's mother drugging their child this way or for any human being to be drugged in this combination of drugs for the effects are increased exponentially when they are combined. Here, this combination could be seen as being supportive, and worse, Scott advocates to increase dosages of already a life-threatening combination of drugs.
Lou
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