http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/-t1.htm Fri, 20 Nov 2009 06:35:36 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/prosilver/site_logo.gif http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/-t1.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/citalopram-t1151.htm Anonymous
I've been on citalopram for about 3 months..
Just say I stop 'Cold turkey'. What could happen? Something/Nothing?

I have searched on the net but found nothing, so thought i'd come here..

I suppose any ideas would be nice.

Thanks]]> Medications Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:28:10 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/citalopram-t1151.htm#10427 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/citalopram-t1151.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/which-drugs-cause-hair-loss-t1249.htm harshan * Blood-thinners and anti-coagulants - warfarin, heparin. * Seizure medications - dilantin. * Gout medications - colchicine, alopurinol. * Blood pressure treatments - b-blockers, diuretics. * Anti-inflammatories - prednisone. * Cholesterol medication. * Anti-depressants - Lithium, Elavil, Celexa, Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft. * Chemotherapy. * Thyroid medications. * Oral contraceptives - especially if high in progestins. * Other - diet pills, ... Medications Fri, 20 Nov 2009 06:35:36 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/which-drugs-cause-hair-loss-t1249.htm#11290 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/which-drugs-cause-hair-loss-t1249.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/urgent-advice-on-anti-anxiety-and-anti-depresents-t1235.htm smile4me can anyone tell me of a site where u can compare anti anxiety/anti depresants and their side effects or offer me advice on wich are ok?got apt on wed to restart anti depresants and i want to try somethig i havent used before in the hopes of finding a good one,im allso hoping there might be a two in one combo of anti anxiety and anti depreant as my seroquel makes me feel like i cant breath or think or talk or move and panics me.any websites that has good relevant kiwi info?please! Medications Sat, 14 Nov 2009 23:37:03 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/urgent-advice-on-anti-anxiety-and-anti-depresents-t1235.htm#11184 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/urgent-advice-on-anti-anxiety-and-anti-depresents-t1235.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/antidepressants-what-meds-have-worked-for-you-t1210.htm becks Hi all, I was wondering if those of you who have taken Antidepressant medication would tell me what was the medication that has been the most successful for you in terms of lessening your Depression? I am asking this because I recognise that my depressive symptoms are escalating and I need to take medicine again. I wish I didn't have to but I want some quality of life! I am appreciative of any information that you are able to share with me. Thanks in advance. Becks. Medications Sat, 07 Nov 2009 06:37:57 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/antidepressants-what-meds-have-worked-for-you-t1210.htm#10945 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/antidepressants-what-meds-have-worked-for-you-t1210.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/venlafaxine-aka-effexor-t1222.htm nitsuj Hi everyone, I have reasonably severe depression for many years now and am keeping pretty stable on a combination of 600mg daily of Effexor and Lithium. This was after trying Citalopram, Fluox and other SSRI's. Like most people, my goal is to reduce my drug intake and try to cope more "naturally" - in fact I tried St John's Wort a couple of months ago with disasterous results! Stupidly, I didn't check (or ask) about the effect that the combination may have. Suffice to say that ... Medications Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:40:24 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/venlafaxine-aka-effexor-t1222.htm#11086 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/venlafaxine-aka-effexor-t1222.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/aropax-yawns-t1116.htm Paddy2 Dear God, I can't stop yawning and unaccustomed as I am to such radical and frequent exercise, I feel bloody exhausted, lol. I hope it stops soon, cos it 'urts lifting me hand to cover me mouth each time I yawn. My shoulder is getting tired, too now. pffft. I forgot about the Yawns - Dang. Sorry - this is week two of my doubling my dosage and its been a few years - ahhh, the blunting effect of time on such memories. Yawn. Excuse me. OHHHHDEAR. How come Yawns dont convert into ... Medications Tue, 06 Oct 2009 07:56:43 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/aropax-yawns-t1116.htm#10126 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/aropax-yawns-t1116.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/paroxetine-whats-your-experience-t975.htm Floss Hi all, this is my 3rd day being diagnosed with PND and prescribed paroxetine. I am hoping that the side effects will subside very soon as i feel like its very noticeable that Im acting weird. I feel like im on ecstacy but without the good buzz just the hot/cold sensations, shivering, dry mouth and I constantly need to chew gum oh and yawning. I feel a bit paranoid too like everyone is looking at me and wondering if im on drugs. Please tell me your experiences with paroxetine... Medications Sun, 23 Aug 2009 09:12:12 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/paroxetine-whats-your-experience-t975.htm#8586 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/paroxetine-whats-your-experience-t975.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/hormone-inbalance-t1187.htm mumtothree Well today i went to my docs and she said that my blood test that she did on my hormones is very low and this may be why i'm not responding to meds just wondering if anyone else has had this and what were you treated with, but she was happy to put up all my medz so i'm a little confused when i look on google i didnt really match the symtoms of hormonal inbalance so i don't now what to think help please. Medications Thu, 29 Oct 2009 07:37:56 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/hormone-inbalance-t1187.htm#10688 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/hormone-inbalance-t1187.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/why-do-doctors-change-medication-t1182.htm mylife I was on Fluoxitine, now I will start to take citalopram on Friday after a short break from Flux. I had thought I was getting better, but the doc doesn't think they are working as well as they should (?) I am so confused now, a break - then another drug to adjust to?? What is the difference between the two. The doctor said that they both do the same thing, but in a different way......hmmm .... I am really struggling with this as I don't understand it. Why put my body through ... Medications Tue, 27 Oct 2009 18:00:37 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/why-do-doctors-change-medication-t1182.htm#10655 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/why-do-doctors-change-medication-t1182.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/moclobemide-t1149.htm JK Hi All. Well I've seen my very first psychiatrist, and after complaining the first four didn't work, he has put me on a fifth time of medication. Anyone tried moclobemide? Apparently this one works differently to most other antidepressants (SSRI's). It is an MAOI, so works on a different chemical. Anyway I've been off my meds for a week, and have to go one more week before I start the new ones. If I go loopy, you know why Wish me luck. JK. Medications Sat, 17 Oct 2009 10:27:35 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/moclobemide-t1149.htm#10393 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/moclobemide-t1149.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/best-exercise-for-weight-loss-t1142.htm roshaan 1. Sitting and reading or watching TV Here's where we start off the exercise scale but rather than class this as an exercise we refer to this as an activity. It does burn a little more energy than sitting quietly or sleeping, although the extra energy requirement comes from increased brain activity by consciously interpreting what was seen or read. Increased brain activity burns mostly carbohydrates however many other metabolic processes will use fat to fuel the processes, problem is there ... Medications Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:38:41 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/best-exercise-for-weight-loss-t1142.htm#10362 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/best-exercise-for-weight-loss-t1142.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/exercise-t850.htm mylife
Lets see if we can have a bit of competition between us to see who can complete the most amount of bouts of exercise, could be just a short walk, or a few sit ups..dunno, but lets try it for say, a week. It has to be at your level,

What do you think?]]> Medications Wed, 24 Jun 2009 01:35:08 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/exercise-t850.htm#7056 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/exercise-t850.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/chemical-reactions-t1061.htm smile4me im curious to know weither anyone else has experienced this.i was on zopiclone and seroquel at night and i discovered that if i took them together i got quite high when they kicked in for about half an hour.it was such a great feeling,the best i felt all day,that i was serious emotionaly addicted to it.i even had minor halucinations a couple of times.the interesting thing is if i only take one of the meds the reaction is completly different.the zopiclone knocks me out fast,and the seroquel makes ... Medications Sat, 12 Sep 2009 12:05:16 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/chemical-reactions-t1061.htm#9488 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/chemical-reactions-t1061.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/i-ve-been-told-i-might-be-suffereing-from-akathisia-due-to-meds-t1073.htm claire_bear1000
Has anyone else experienced anything similar to this?

I'm on effexor, risperidone and quetipaine. Just started back on meds 2 weeks ago.

Starting to drive me a bit batty as I'm annoyin all those around me....it's like I've got ADHD!!!!!!]]> Medications Tue, 15 Sep 2009 10:18:01 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/i-ve-been-told-i-might-be-suffereing-from-akathisia-due-to-meds-t1073.htm#9590 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/i-ve-been-told-i-might-be-suffereing-from-akathisia-due-to-meds-t1073.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/first-time-on-meds-t868.htm Anonymous Does anyone know what the side effects are within the first few days?

Thanks]]> Medications Wed, 01 Jul 2009 23:18:43 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/first-time-on-meds-t868.htm#7348 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/first-time-on-meds-t868.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/efexor-xr-t870.htm logical-cents Dosage has been doubled now. Doc said to keep taking the one in the morning like I've been doing then take another one at night. When I take the other one at night though I feel really teary-eyed and like I'm gonna burst into tears at everything. Thinking of taking the two in the morning (used to take 5 of them every morning few years ago) but am afraid it will bring back the nausea. Soooo does anyone have a cheap easy effective way to cure nausea?? Medications Fri, 03 Jul 2009 09:00:23 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/efexor-xr-t870.htm#7422 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/efexor-xr-t870.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/consumer-info-on-meds-t736.htm Paddy2 The government website MedSafe is a good first port of call to find out about meds you are prescribed, or may be prescribed. http://www.medsafe.govt.nz/Consumers/cmi/CMIForm.asp or http://www.medsafe.govt.nz/profs/Datasheet/datasheet.htm (this link leads to info for medical pratitioners etc, so the info is somewhat more comprehensive that in the first link which leads you to Consumer Orientated info. Please remember that not everyone has the same results from similar dosages of ... Medications Wed, 27 May 2009 00:33:10 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/consumer-info-on-meds-t736.htm#5596 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/consumer-info-on-meds-t736.htm http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/health-thread-t822.htm Anonymous VERTIGO POSTING FOR A MEMBER Taken info from Wikipedia Vertigo (from the Latin vertigin-, vertigo, "dizziness," originally "a whirling or spinning movement," from vertō "I turn"[1]) is a specific type of dizziness, a major symptom of a balance disorder. It is the sensation of spinning or swaying while the body is actually stationary with respect to the surroundings. The effects of vertigo may be slight. It can cause nausea and vomiting and, ... Medications Tue, 16 Jun 2009 00:00:02 GMT http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/health-thread-t822.htm#6548 http://thebigblackdog.forumotion.net/medications-f15/health-thread-t822.htm