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Posted by MoBe on August 23, 2002, at 16:58:23
I have been on 150mg of Wellbutrin and 15 mg Remeron, as treatment for a combination of disorders - ADD, insomnia and mild depression. I feel better with 300 mg wellbutrinSR in 150 mg twice a day dosage and the 15 mg. remeron at night for sleep, but I seem to be getting one of the symptoms of serotonin syndrome. This symptom is the myoclonus and only at night. Since this is the only symptom I'm wondering a couple of things - #1 - is it dangerous. #2 - is it likely to go away. Is there anything I could add that would take the myoclonus that would not excacerbate the depression.
Posted by Dinah on August 23, 2002, at 18:15:26
In reply to Remeron, Wellbutrin and Serotonin syndrome, posted by MoBe on August 23, 2002, at 16:58:23
Hi MoBe
This site can be kind of confusing at times. It has several boards. This is Psycho-Psycho Babble for discussion of therapy and psychology.
There is also another board, Psycho-Babble (one Psycho) for discussion of medications. Since your post was a question about medications, I took the liberty of redirecting it there. You'll probably get more replies there. You can follow the link at the top of the page, or this one below:
http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/20020821/msgs/117570.html
There is also Psycho-Social Babble for giving and recieving support, and for just being social. I hope you join us there too.
Dinah
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