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Posted by T-rotten on March 6, 2004, at 1:02:14
Well, it is my first post here so I desire an wellcome :)...
I am in Aurorix, but it isnt working, so I was thinking in change to reboxetine or bupropion. Wich is best? Or should I go to the strong Nardil to dont loose time?
Any advice is wellcome...
tanks. T
Posted by Sad Panda on March 6, 2004, at 1:46:18
In reply to First post, so give me a lil advice on reboxetine, posted by T-rotten on March 6, 2004, at 1:02:14
> Well, it is my first post here so I desire an wellcome :)...
> I am in Aurorix, but it isnt working, so I was thinking in change to reboxetine or bupropion. Wich is best? Or should I go to the strong Nardil to dont loose time?
> Any advice is wellcome...
> tanks. T
>
>
Welcome to Dr. Bob's board! :)What is your diagnosis and/or symptoms?
Nardil & Parante are probably the most powerful antidepressants available, so one of them would be worth a go if you have a serious problem.
Why are you avoiding the main meds like SSRI's & TCA's?
Very few people find Aurorix to be of any use, so few have any success on it & it's rare to find a test on it that finds that it's any better than placebo.
Reboxetine is rarely mentioned on this board because it's not available in the U.S. I can get it here in Australia, so I might try it, but it is very difficult to find someone that has used it who has a nice word to say about it.
Bupropion may or may not be good for you, it is a very mild antidepressant that is used most often to augment SSRI's & to help with SSRI sexual side effects.
Cheers,
Panda.
Posted by T-rotten on March 6, 2004, at 18:43:07
In reply to Re: First post, so give me a lil advice on reboxetine » T-rotten, posted by Sad Panda on March 6, 2004, at 1:46:18
Tanks for answering.
Well, My main problems are social anxiety and comorbid depression. I live in Brasil so reboxetine and milnacipram and till amineptine are avaliable here. About SSRIs I already took effexor and paroxetine w/o very good results. Thats why I was thinking in a noradrenergic(and/or dopaminerergic) or dont loose time and take Nardil(I've listen bad things about Parnate that is avaliable here too). Or so reboxetine with an low dosage of SSRI and/or mirtzapine toghether.
I am very disgusted with Aurorix and need to change quickly! Sorry for write so much...
Advices are wellcome!
T
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