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Re: Why do I get RLS from Mirtazapin and Promethazine?

Posted by undopaminergic on April 29, 2020, at 3:26:15

In reply to Why do I get RLS from Mirtazapin and Promethazine?, posted by Skeletor on April 28, 2020, at 16:31:50

I don't know, but what about testing how you react to doxepin? At low doses, it is relatively selective (0.091.23 nM) for the histamine H1 receptor. In comparison, it has little affinity (360 nM) for dopamine D2.
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Why do I get RLS from Mirtazapin and Promethazine? Skeletor 4/28/20
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