Posted by bleauberry on September 4, 2008, at 15:36:07
Could you please help me construct a list of medications that are 5ht1a autoreceptor antagonists? I don't want to go into long detail about why, just know that there is very good reason for it pertaining to my treatment. I am on the hunt for one that will specifically prevent 5ht1a from being excessively sensitive so as to allow enhanced transmission.
Since all meds have other actions, if you list a 5htt1a autoreceptor antagonist could you also please share what the other mechanisms of the med are? Some may be desired, neutral, ok, or bad, so that would be useful to know ahead of time.
I don't know about 5ht1a agonists or partial agonists, but if you do, please share. Anything that will wake up the receptors and keep them from oversensing too much serotonin when in fact there isn't enough.
Strange how this new insight came from a good reaction to the antibiotic Doxycycline. It gets complicated. To keep it short, 5ht1a is involved. I need to know what my choices are for that mechanism.
Thank you!
poster:bleauberry
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