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Re: Brintellix question

Posted by jonhed on April 27, 2016, at 4:02:03

In reply to Re: Brintellix question » SLS, posted by g_g_g_unit on April 27, 2016, at 0:51:59

Am i wrong or isn't every substance that acts as a antagonist, regardless if we talk about noradrenalin, serotonin or dopamine, in risk of causing akathisia, just to a bigger or smaller extent?

Or is the risk smaller if it also, as brintellix does, act as a partial agonist?

I'm to interested in knowing that because i have said no in over a year to brintellix due to the fact that i already have some sorts of chronic akathisia from being over-medicated when i was younger. (it got to the point when my mom filed a report to the doctor, so it's an extreme case, these things doesn't happen alot think)


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