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Posted by AdamCanada2 on June 24, 2009, at 11:48:31
Hello I have been on Nardil at a few varying doses for bout 3 weeks and I have never felt any strong reaction to it.
Parnate had such a profound astonishing difference so it seems strange to me that another Maoi would be so mild.
Is it true that they changed the formulation? Or do I simply try brand name instead of generic? Please give any advice, or thoughts on this matter. I do not want my summer to go to waste.
Parnate helped so much in huge boost of energy, some motivation/drive, some lift in mood, but also gave extreme insomnia.
I dont feel any of that on Nardil except it has somewhat helped my strong depression and strongly diminished these burning pains in my head that go along with it. It is good not to be in constant agonizing pain but what about the rest of my life? I feel like not really doing much of anything...
Posted by morganpmiller on June 24, 2009, at 11:58:55
In reply to Nardil not the same med it used to be??, posted by AdamCanada2 on June 24, 2009, at 11:48:31
I know others here know way more than I do about this. I will say that you should dump the generic and go for the brand name. I won't touch generics.
It's only been 3 weeks. Maybe after getting on the brand name and adjusting the dosage you will start to feel much better. I have heard about people being tired on Nardil and then feeling more alert with time and dosage adjustment. I say be patient, get on the brand, and adjust dosage. Hopefully you start to feel good on it soon.
Posted by Phillipa on June 24, 2009, at 12:49:45
In reply to Re: Nardil not the same med it used to be??, posted by morganpmiller on June 24, 2009, at 11:58:55
Adam lots of info in the archieves as they say the formula did change. Good luck Phillipa
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