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Re: Testosterone sollution complete/partial remission? » undopaminergic

Posted by SLS on March 7, 2022, at 6:22:20

In reply to Re: Testosterone sollution complete/partial remission? » Jay2112, posted by undopaminergic on March 6, 2022, at 11:31:42

Hi, UD.

> > > The possible HPA axis dysfunction was one of the reasons I started trimipramine. It reduces cortisol levels, and when it starts to wear off, the cortisol rises again. I take most of the dose at night, in an attempt to normalise the cortisol concentration curve.

That's a really interesting strategy. I didn't know that about trimipramine.

What's your best guess as to why trimipramine has value as an antidepressant? What mechanisms do you think might be involved?/


> Trimipramine has substantial antipsychotic properties. I recall reading about a German trial, where many psychotic patients could be discharged from hospital with trimipramine as their only antipsychotic.


I've been away too long. I never heard of that. That should be taught in every medical school.


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