serzone pharmacology

I had NO side effects back then. My doc is thinking we will try serzone. Does serzone work similar to remeron? If remeron works will serzone likely work when all these others just make me worse? I'm so frustrated.

There are many choices for anxiety and it takes trial and error to get the right combo. I suggest Nefazodone (Serzone) in a light dose at first, ramp to 150mg BID, Serzone doesn't have any any of the side effects of Paxil. There are known liver side effects for Serzone though and must be carefully considered with current liver function + follow liver functions while on it.

She wants me off any sort of benzo except for possibly .5 mg to use as PRN and to switch the Serzone to Celexa. The Serzone has black box warnings about liver issues and is banned in many countires. But, overall it did give me my life back. There seems to be trend in my area against the use of benzos. I am hoping to hang around here a bit as we slowly step through this process. The wean down from Klonopin began three nights ago with generic Remeron being the subsitue.

After stopping serzone for anxiety, my husband had a reaction of severe insomnia after trying Lexapro for 3 days. His doctor suggested bipolar and put him on Zyprexa but is weaning him down gradually. He's on 7.5 mg currently. What side effects can we expect if he doesn't really have bipolar (which is our opinion) from this medication? We know the most common ones, but what if he is not truly bipolar? I can't wait for him to get off of it, but he is sleeping soundly again.

I am 38, I had a complete Major Vegatative Depression in 1997, and was more lor less bedridden for 6 months - Nothing worked for me except SERZONE ( Now Called Nefazodone ) I have been on this Medicine for 11 years - I have struggled with Depression BIGTIME and only ever worked for my Father and my Myself, I could work at my own pace and about 20 hours per week for Dad till 2005, then I quit because I was not relaible due to my Symptoms that have always plagued me, I hate the Morning, I sleep ab

Does Serzone cause weight gain and how does it affect your sex drive. This is my first time on this forum and looking for some answers.

with no deppression i am now feeling deppressed and i think it is from a melatonine/5-htp combo, i know it is a seratonine uptake drug but i was on Serzone for 17 days and it made me extremely suicidal so could 5-htp be the cause?

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Hi Jennifer, FMXSMKR just gave you the best advice possible. Pharmacists are Doctors of Pharmacology and will be able to tell you if your "itch" attack was from the meds. Let us know, OK?

I'm afraid I can't find anything in my pharmacology books about "seredyn." Are you sure you have the correct name and spelling of this med? You mention "other natural treatments...." is this something you found on the Web under natural ways to help with anxiety? I would recommend you speak with a pharmacists for correct information on this. There may be others on the forum who can speak to this drug/supplement. Sorry I wasn't any help. Good luck.

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The first rule in pharmacology is if a drug is not working stop taking them - with these you will need to taper slowly

I did have this problem many years ago, which is when I was originally given Ambien, and put on an anti-depressant (serzone), which helped. I have been stable without the Serzone for a long time. I decided to start taking B12, and Magnesium (oxide, crappy absorption) yesterday, and my mood improved somewhat, and some of the obsessive sensations I mentioned earlier have lessened. I have gone through several days of crying spells, missed work, and hopelessness.

Pharmacists are DOCTORS OF PHARMACOLOGY and can tell you the correct way to proceed. Please do not attempt this on your own.

i wanna to know that can i be a professional physian after getting USMLE in USA?/can i do research/ Phd in pharmacology/biochemistry/anatomy/microbiology???????please please please give me my answer.

Is there a nurse on this forum or someone with a pharmacology knowledge who could provide a better answer? Thank you!

or newer antipsychotic can be helpful. This is an example of the problem with names in pharmacology. We call something an "antipsychotic" and then people feel that their doctor must be crazy because they aren't psychotic, but in fact the medication may be very useful for them.

It started off as only visual symptoms, limited to my left eye. Just before I went on Serzone for depression, they started to get worse. I would see flashes/streaks of light, ghosting, halo's around backlit objects, increased floaters, the odd inability to maintain focus when looking anyone in the eye. And not for nervous reasons. Over the last few years, the previous symptoms have evolved into new ones which follow. Extreme sensitivity to moderately bright lights.

As long as the correct ************** is given to a person who has atypical (absence) seizures, they will not become a more severe form of epilepsy. However, left untreated, atypical seizure symptoms can get much worse, increasing in number and severity. There are many kinds of seizures and epilepsy, and it is critical that the correct medicine is used to keep them at bay, so a doctor who understands pharmacology well, they'll know what the best drugs are for certain types.

Im a student of pharmacology,so just as all folks in the medical field, id like to know the reason as to why.

Serzone pharmacology

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