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Posted by alchemy on October 8, 2012, at 16:07:30
Ive been off of celexa for a week from only 20 mg. Ive started withdrawing from 300 mg wellbutrin last week slowly. My dr said that i can simply go down to 150mg and then 0 mg. Ya, right. So i have been going slower, but is it worth it when parnate sounds pretty promising.
Are the swishing feelings from celexa or also wellbutrin? Going through some more agitation, anxiety, weird feelings, etc.
I am primarily worried that my withdrawal aftermath could confuse how i think parnate is affecting me. On the other hand, "squishing" in the suffering might be worth it. I do have xanax to help get me thru at least with anxiety.
I told my dr. That other people actually combine wellbutrin with parnate and he proclaimed that he didnt do that. And there is the serotonin side of wellbutrin.
Another reason i feel like i would like parnate quicker because i have a birthday coming up that i am already upset about, i think the 30 years of depression is more upsetting.
Will this likely help with motivation? If its activating while do so many get tired on it?
Posted by phillipa on October 8, 2012, at 23:24:58
In reply to worth wihdrawing faster for parnate trial?, posted by alchemy on October 8, 2012, at 16:07:30
I don't know but Happy Birthday in advance. Slow & steady is the way to go. Phillipa
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