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Posted by hockeygirlcanada on December 1, 2003, at 11:34:12
Hi,
I switched from parnate to nardil, and I feel very nauseous. Parnate didn't really make me lose alot of weight, it surpressed my appetite to a point, but nothing major.
Nardil is making me feel ill, like I am ready to throw up anytime. I am not complaining, I know side effects are part of the territory, but while researching nardil, I came across so many reports of hunger and weight gain, has anyone else experienced this?
BTW, my dose is 45mg right now.
Thank you
Posted by ace on December 1, 2003, at 19:01:45
In reply to Isn't Nardil supposed to make you hungry?, posted by hockeygirlcanada on December 1, 2003, at 11:34:12
> Hi,
> I switched from parnate to nardil,How long you been on Nardil- is it the old Nardil? ie the one Pfizer havent screwed up?
and I feel very nauseous. Parnate didn't really make me lose alot of weight, it surpressed my appetite to a point, but nothing major.
> Nardil is making me feel ill, like I am ready to throw up anytime.I had this a little bit early in Nardil therapy. Just a bit nauseous, not too bad.
I am not complaining, I know side effects are part of the territory, but while researching nardil, I came across so many reports of hunger and weight gain, has anyone else experienced this?Yep, but at first I lost my appetite on Nardil. Then, around, 8- 10 weeks it started really increasing. Especially for chockies. I would eat (and still sometimes do) a LOT of chocolate. I developed a pot belly which became worse with Zyprexa.
So, yeah, Nardil can, and does a lot of the time, increase appetite, esp for sweets. And yes, there can be some weight gain, not usually too mammoth but.
> BTW, my dose is 45mg right now.
> Thank you
No problemo!Ace...
Posted by hockeygirlcanada on December 1, 2003, at 19:11:07
In reply to Re: Isn't Nardil supposed to make you hungry?, posted by ace on December 1, 2003, at 19:01:45
>
> How long you been on Nardil- is it the old Nardil? ie the one Pfizer havent screwed up?
Well, I have read alot about that, it is Parke-Davis, i am in Canada, but the pills are bright orange, with PD more engraved in them, no coating, almost look like a chewable vitamin c, so I am not sure if it is the old or new.
I am not too concerned about weight gain, I would much rather just feel better honestly, I just started a couple of days ago, so I know I am looking at a couple of months and possible dose increases, been on a few ad's in my life, so I know the drill.
Hopefully I don't become a mammoth:)
Posted by jerrympls on December 2, 2003, at 0:43:40
In reply to Isn't Nardil supposed to make you hungry?, posted by hockeygirlcanada on December 1, 2003, at 11:34:12
> Hi,
> I switched from parnate to nardil, and I feel very nauseous. Parnate didn't really make me lose alot of weight, it surpressed my appetite to a point, but nothing major.
> Nardil is making me feel ill, like I am ready to throw up anytime. I am not complaining, I know side effects are part of the territory, but while researching nardil, I came across so many reports of hunger and weight gain, has anyone else experienced this?
> BTW, my dose is 45mg right now.
> Thank youNardil has caused me to gain huge amounts of weight and I have constan carbo craving.
UGH
Jerry
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