Re: Nardil and Gaba » JohnX2

Posted by Ritch on May 9, 2002, at 0:07:22

In reply to Nardil and Gaba, posted by JohnX2 on May 8, 2002, at 21:13:52

>
> Scott (SLS) on another thread mentioned that Nardil also inhibits
> GABA transaminase.
>
> Does this mean that Nardil in anyway effects the
> seizure threshold? Also, does this in any way imply
> that Nardil is less likely to induce cycling for a bipolar
> patient?
>
> Thanks,
> John

Great question John! I have never taken any MAOI's. Historically speaking, Nardil has had a very good track record with panic disorder and phobias as well as being an effective antidepressant. The idea you bring up makes me wonder if *many* BPII folks with comorbid anx. disorders might do OK with Nardil monotherapy (??).
Mitch

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Nardil and Gaba JohnX2 5/8/02
Re: Nardil and Gaba » JohnX2 Ritch 5/9/02
Re: Nardil and Gaba » Ritch Timidly 10/5/02
Re: Nardil and Gaba » Timidly Ritch 10/5/02
Re: Nardil and Gaba » Ritch Timidly 10/5/02
Timid - Amazing May I speak with you personally? chad_3 10/6/02
Timid - See post - death by partner of Gerner chad_3 10/6/02
Re: Nardil and Gaba » Timidly Ritch 10/6/02
Re: please be civil » chad_3 Dr. Bob 10/6/02
Re: Nardil and Gaba » Ritch Timidly 10/6/02
Timidly - Thanks and My Apologies ... : ) chad_3 10/6/02
Re: Timid - See post - death by partner of Gerner » chad_3 Timidly 10/7/02
I definitely favor informed consent chad_3 10/8/02
Re: Timid - Amazing May I speak with you personally? (nm) sciutti 1/26/03
Re: Timid - Amazing May I speak with you personally? » sciutti timidly 1/26/03

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