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Posted by ben on November 11, 2001, at 6:10:14
Hi
I want to get off Paxil (*) after using it over 6 months at 30 mg/day. It is recommended not to decrease more than 10 mg/week because of discontinuation syndrom. I had a bad expierence with Celexa instead I was tappering down slowly. Do you have some experience in managing getting off Paxil.
*weight gain, tiredness, sexual dysfunction, bruxism...
Posted by ben on November 11, 2001, at 13:29:20
In reply to getting savely off Paxil, posted by ben on November 11, 2001, at 6:10:14
> Hi
>
> I want to get off Paxil (*) after using it over 6 months at 30 mg/day. It is recommended not to decrease more than 10 mg/week because of discontinuation syndrom. I had a bad expierence with Celexa instead I was tappering down slowly. Do you have some experience in managing getting off Paxil.
>Does anyone experience in changing from Paxil to Aurorix ? Is it save (against theoretical interaction) adding a small dose of Aurorix (moclobemide) to low dose of Paxil (10 mg) ?
Or is it dangerous ?
And is ist usefull adding a dose ore two of Prozac two combat the discontinuation of a Paxil because of the half life ?
> *weight gain, tiredness, sexual dysfunction, bruxism...
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