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Posted by John on February 16, 1999, at 13:35:44
Somebody has had success with adds from Buspar to Zoloft? (poop-out)
thanks
Posted by Seedwoman on February 18, 1999, at 10:10:03
In reply to Buspar for Zoloft "poop-out", posted by John on February 16, 1999, at 13:35:44
Yes! great success adding Buspar to Zoloft after incremental dosage increases of Zoloft alone (to 250 mg max.). then started adding Buspar; with addition of 15 mg/day (in 3 doses), a brief (3-day) hypomania that modulated to a "normal" euthymia that simply allowed me to enjoy my life, which I have really never been able to do before. (not that the meds get all the credit, years of therapy & an excellent pdoc, but the Buspar added to Zoloft significantly changed my experience in ways that psychotherapy alone could not touch). I have dysthymia that sometimes erupts into more severe depression. anyway, sad to say, the Buspar boost did not last more than a few weeks following each incremental dosage increase. I am now at max. Buspar (60 mg. daily) and this last increase has had excellent effect but is pooping out.
I recommend the combination highly based on my own experience but be aware of the possibility of declining effectiveness. however, this can happen with any anti-d and individuals respond differently. good luck.
Seedwoman
Posted by Wayne R. on February 19, 1999, at 17:27:28
In reply to Re: Buspar for Zoloft "poop-out", posted by Seedwoman on February 18, 1999, at 10:10:03
Buspar is about the only augmentation that I did not try. Everything worked for a short time but like the SSRI's themselves always would poop-out. Naltrexone, however has changed my life! See my posting "Naltrexone for SSRI poop-out for more information. Wayne
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