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Posted by deniseuk190466 on November 8, 2006, at 15:10:22
Dr Bob,
I've just tried to reset my password again as I wanted to turn my babblemail. I asked for a reset and was expecting to receive a confirmation code by email. But I still haven't received one. I always seem to hit problems when I try to reset my password. Can you advise please?
Thanks....Denise
Posted by Squiggles on November 8, 2006, at 16:40:41
In reply to To Dr Bob, posted by deniseuk190466 on November 8, 2006, at 15:10:22
It is possible that depression and
other psychiatric illnesses may arise
after benzo, alcohol and other drug
use or withdrawal. If doctors know this
then they will presumably ask the personal
history of the patient when presenting
with depression. All drugs have a curve
of effect, peak, withdrawal and residual
effects. Psychiatrists must know this
before making a diagnosis.Squiggles
Posted by gardenergirl on November 8, 2006, at 22:10:36
In reply to To Dr Bob, posted by deniseuk190466 on November 8, 2006, at 15:10:22
Hi,
Sorry about your password problems. I've redirected your post to the admin. board, where I think Dr. Bob might be more likely to see it sooner.Here is a link to your post there: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/admin/20061018/msgs/701835.html
Thanks,
deputy gg
Posted by ronaldo on November 9, 2006, at 12:42:36
In reply to Shadow of a Doubt, posted by Squiggles on November 8, 2006, at 16:40:41
> It is possible that depression and
> other psychiatric illnesses may arise
> after benzo, alcohol and other drug
> use or withdrawal. If doctors know this
> then they will presumably ask the personal
> history of the patient when presenting
> with depression. All drugs have a curve
> of effect, peak, withdrawal and residual
> effects. Psychiatrists must know this
> before making a diagnosis.
>
> Squiggles
Hi Squiggles
RESIDUAL EFFECTS: are those the effects which remain once complete withdrawal has taken place? Does Olanzapine have residual effects? I think so because I was suffering from insomnia and anxiety long after I had reduced to zero. (Or is that called 'rebound'?) So anxiety and insomnia could be residual effects of the drug Olanzapine? There was another effect: Zopiclone and Seroquel, both prescribed for sleep, just would not work until I went back on the Olanzapine again. You never find any mention of residual effects in the package leaflet (PL). Do all psychotropic drugs have residual effects? What about 'normal' drugs?
Forgive the persistent questioning but I am trying to 'learn the language' here. I cannot converse properly without the tools of the trade.
Please help me, anybody... :-)
....ronaldo
Posted by Squiggles on November 9, 2006, at 12:57:32
In reply to Re: Shadow of a Doubt, posted by ronaldo on November 9, 2006, at 12:42:36
It is not technical language of the "trade" or
the "art". I am not a doctor. To put it
simply, residual effects are those effects which wax and wane, until they finally stop, and you
reach the original state, before taking the drug.
Of course, in some cases, the changes are permanent, as in poisons for example, or toxic dosages which create long-lasting changes.To give you an example, a hangover from alcohol will last a certain time, and then stop. With some drugs the effects can take a long time to stop, depending on the drug, dose, metabolism.
I didn't mean anything mysterious.
Squiggles
Posted by deniseuk190466 on November 10, 2006, at 13:12:34
In reply to Redirected to Admin. » deniseuk190466, posted by gardenergirl on November 8, 2006, at 22:10:36
Ok, thanks deputy gg.
Denise
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