Olanzapine serotonin syndrome
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Hi I tried olanzapine zyprexa. I gained 105 lbs in about 8 months and then i had to loose it. I was purely O before and then i started major contamination fears. I got off it after 6 years. I was sooo sick with the contamination fears and now i am not. I would not take it it is not approved for OCD i heard only schizophrenia. Best wishes.
Your fluoxetine is an SSRI so it is affecting Serotonin. The last thing I would want to see is you going through serotonin syndrome, i.e., too much serotonin. So before you start this I think you should just check it out with your doctor first. It could be that an increase in your fluoxetine may help with the skin picking.
Let me know how it turns out and which way you went for future knowledge.
Is it possible to get a mild form of serotonin syndrome from taking Buspar 10mg twice a day and also smoking some concentrated THC (wax)? I have been worried about this for a few weeks because I haven't felt the same ever since. I thought I may have chronic fatigue syndrome but I am now thinking it could have been serotonin syndrome. I was feeling impulsive and I did not plan to smoke very much of this "wax", but I ended up choking on it a little bit and I got extremely high.
Is it possible to get a mild form of serotonin syndrome from taking Buspar 10mg twice a day and also smoking some concentrated THC (wax)? This thought has come and gone for me for a few weeks because I haven't felt the same ever since. I thought I may have chronic fatigue syndrome (I suspected I have fibromyalgia too) but I am now thinking it could have been serotonin syndrome recently.
Oh, I forget to mention.... It is very unlikly that his problem was related to the Cymbalta causing Serotonin Syndrome. That's because Cymbalta does not act on Serotonin such as more traditional SSRI medications do. Cymbalta is an SNRI and acts mainly on Neurephinepherine neurotransmitters, and not Serotonin Neurotransmitters.
Told my boyfriend to make a promise to take me to a psychiatrist. Obviously I have serotonin syndrome, but nobody seems to listen. I can tell it's affecting my kidneys now...major withdrawals symptoms, etc. Has anyone ever had it before and it is just my imagination or should I be seeking immediate care, or do I continue my days of malaise until my 2-7 weeks is up? please answer...desperately seeking answers...
If you experience fever then there is high chance you have either serotonin or a viral infection. In contrary to the calming effect of serotonin, serotonin syndrome will mostly make you hyperactive, stiff, tremors and in the worse case will cause fever and this when it is potentially dangerous.
Anxiety and stress can cause tremors too. If you have been stressed out lately then it could explain the tremors too and also various aches.
If you were on Paxil for 17 years straight, quitting can be very very difficult. Lexapro won't make it any easier since it's a different drug. You were on a very low dose of Paxil, but still, that's a long time, and Paxil packs a heck of a withdrawal for many people. So it could be that. Someone on it for that long would usually taper off very slowly. It could also be that being on it that long has burned you out for ssris. Who knows?
Well the next night it happened again I took the ativan they perscribed and it seemed to help calm me but the pain was still there. I went and saw my doctor who told me serotonin syndrome usually passes within a few days it has been a week now and I feel horrible and I keep having these attacks (although not as intense). Therefore, my question is how long does this last because I cannot handle it anymore it is painful and I am soo exhausted.
Hi, I'm desperate for some answers about Serotonin Syndrome. I just went through the worst hell of my life and want my life back. I'm a healthy 31 yo, female. Here's what happened...
My doctor prescribed me lexapro about a week and half ago after i complained of anxiety. i was very happy, didn't suffer from depression and my anxiety wasn't severe. She also prescribed me Bentyl for some GI pains.
I knew it all looked exactly like serotonin syndrome/serotonin toxicity, so I called my doctor who advised I stop taking my Effexor, but I couldn't sleep for days and I got so bad that I had to go to the ER before I could get to my appointment with her. I was, indeed, diagnosed with serotonin syndrome, much to the shock of the doctor on call who diagnosed me. He'd never seen a case like mine, but there it was.
I dont think there is one that one of the problem that's comes up when someone has serotonin syndrome because there is no test out there to tell what your serotonin level is .
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