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Posted by woolav on September 16, 2005, at 9:46:00
I know that nardil and parnate are also rx'd for social anxiety, but it seems the pdocs i have dont like prescribing them.
Like I said before I take klonopin now, and its good, but i need something for a short amount of time. I am job hunting and whenever i start a new job i am so scared that i dont talk to co-workers etc and then i am lonely and get depressed etc etc
so, i dont want to be like that this time. I am wondering if adding a small dose of paxil or something similar will help. currently i take
(for bp2)
40mg prozac
300 mg lamictal
600 mg trileptal
3mg of klonopin
thanks
s
Posted by Chairman_MAO on September 16, 2005, at 11:00:47
In reply to Is paxil still the only SP drug??, posted by woolav on September 16, 2005, at 9:46:00
Adding paxil to that will help increase side effects, but I doubt it will help you meet your treatment goals.
Posted by djmmm on September 16, 2005, at 11:47:05
In reply to Is paxil still the only SP drug??, posted by woolav on September 16, 2005, at 9:46:00
> I know that nardil and parnate are also rx'd for social anxiety, but it seems the pdocs i have dont like prescribing them.
> Like I said before I take klonopin now, and its good, but i need something for a short amount of time. I am job hunting and whenever i start a new job i am so scared that i dont talk to co-workers etc and then i am lonely and get depressed etc etc
> so, i dont want to be like that this time. I am wondering if adding a small dose of paxil or something similar will help. currently i take
> (for bp2)
> 40mg prozac
> 300 mg lamictal
> 600 mg trileptal
> 3mg of klonopin
> thanks
> swhat about a beta-blocker, for specific situations-- I have had great success with Inderal in the past.
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