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Re: Remeron Brain Zaps?! » Prefect

Posted by linkadge on March 20, 2018, at 16:44:04

In reply to Remeron Brain Zaps?!, posted by Prefect on March 18, 2018, at 18:26:58

Hi Prefect,

You may actually try a lower dose...

My theory on brain zaps (which can happen during SSRI withdrawal) is because of an enhancement of norepinephrine signaling.

By blocking serotonin receptors and alpha-2 receptors, you can get an enhancement of norepinephrine. If the SSRI has supressed norepinephrine for a while, then mirtazapine can reverse this (causing brain zaps).

I would encourage you to try a lower dose (as low as 1mg).

You might also try taking it earlier in the evening (say 6-7pm). Some studies show that sedating antidperessants work better for sleep if taken earlier.

Linkadge


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