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Posted by Just a little... on June 3, 2004, at 15:59:36
Hi there, I had a question about Parnate in combination with other medications.
Currently I take two divided doses of parnate of 20 mg each (I am in my second week) and next to that take 1 mg of Ritrovil in the morning.
The thing I was wondering about is... Where I live (still with my parents) it can be very hectic and busy making me feel agitated and nervous... taking a Clonazepam/Tranxene, is this a bad idea?
And above all... the agitation and nervousness can be a side effect of the Parnate?
My doctor is thinking of prescribing an anti-psychotic against my agitation and nervousness, will this do any good?
Also... I forgot to mention the prime reason why I am taking Parnate; next to social phobia and regular atypical depression I have very low initiative and interest (Meaning that sometimes I don't even feel like getting up from the couch.). Any idea if Risperdal (the anti-psychotic) in combination with parnate will help me regain my initiative?
A little desperate... but not giving up,
Falco
Posted by Just a little... on June 3, 2004, at 16:50:40
In reply to Parnate Augmentation/Question, posted by Just a little... on June 3, 2004, at 15:59:36
I said I took Clonazepam/Tranxene against anxiousness earlier while I meant to say Clorazepate Dipotassium/Tranxene... my bad. :)
Hope someone can help me out.
Falco
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