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Posted by DINGBAT on March 3, 2002, at 4:25:25
Hi all
I'm toying with the idea of taking Parnate (for at least a year I've had an unsubstantaited 'fear' of Parnate. I'm currently on Serzone 200mg morning and evening. What do you feel about titrating the Parnate up while I titrate the Serzone down. Also, which to use for unwanted anxiety caused by Parnate? Neurontin, clonazepam, is what I thought would 'go down well'.
Thanx
Posted by christophrejmc on March 4, 2002, at 12:49:03
In reply to Serzone AND Parnate for atypical depression+migrai, posted by DINGBAT on March 3, 2002, at 4:25:25
Hi. I can't really comment on the Serzone+Parnate (I'm a good little PDR boy). If you decide to take them at the same time, just look out for serotonin syndrome, I guess. MAOIs seem to potentiate benzos (more with Nardil, maybe not Parnate). With clonazepam, I had bad hypersomnia. You might want to try a shorter-acting benzo if over-sedation becomes a problem...
-Chris
> Hi all
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> I'm toying with the idea of taking Parnate (for at least a year I've had an unsubstantaited 'fear' of Parnate. I'm currently on Serzone 200mg morning and evening. What do you feel about titrating the Parnate up while I titrate the Serzone down. Also, which to use for unwanted anxiety caused by Parnate? Neurontin, clonazepam, is what I thought would 'go down well'.
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> Thanx
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