I've heard alot of mixed answers about these two medications and, I was wondering if I should be concerned or not. Any information I could get would be greatly appreciated.
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Effoxor and others like is (Plavix?) tend to sedate/depress sexual stimulus (for real - no joke).  Its subtle, bnnut you definately don't have "any interest" when taking them.
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This has never been studied.\n\nThe good news is that is is probably safe, the bad news is, the reason this is probably so is relacore is CRAP.\n\nWorthless marketing junk. If it worked as it said it would interact with insulin, because it does not work any better than any of the other ephedra wanna-bes it would not be a problem.\n\nEVERY physician will tell you DON'T take the risk. but the real answer is DON'T waste your money , the risk is low becuase the product is worthless and potentially dangerous.\n\nGo ask your doctor about BYETTA.\nA new injectable medicine (non-insulin) called an "incretin"\n\nThe avg pat loses 4 to 6 pounds in the first 1 month and I have seen up to 60 pounds at two years (this is above the avg weight loss)\ninsulin doses go down, and need to be adjusted. there is a high nausea rate, but only 3% of patients stop for this reason.\n\nIt works for weight loss. \n\nIf your doctor is an internist or family pratice they may not be familiar with this med, in that case go see an endocrinologist. It is a safe, brilliant new way for insulin dependant diabetics to get better control of diabetes while losing weight.\n\nTry BYETTA under physician supervision. Please don't try relacore.\nConsider less late night TV too - the infomercials will kill you faster than the diabetes ever could!\nGood luck!
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Please, don't put your health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your mind and body. Consult yet another doctor. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
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friend of mine takes celexa and on the rare occasions she drinks she has been fine, but each person is different. would talk to your doc first. always the safest bet.
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I have personally been on Luvox for probably 20 years.  I took 100mg daily until approximately 3 years ago.  At that time I was increased to 200mg daily which is still my current dosage.  I agree I was beginning to be suicidal and dwelled on everything - a constant state of worry.  I also started carrying out daily rituals.  I really don't know if Luvox helps or hinders me at this time.  Recently my doctor added a medication called Abilify.  This is  an anti-psychotic drug.  I feel wonderful.  My whole life seems suddenly much more stable than I can remember in the past.  I suggest you talk to your medical team about this medication.  It's a wonderful feeling.  \n\n\n\n\nt  \nt
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Hey Brian.  Diagnosed w/Addison's in 94 and all risidual effects due to such; also living with Epilepsy, three ulcers, effects of surgical abdomal tumor removal, blah, blah, blah, etc... meds include but not limited to:\ncortef, diazide, topomax, protonix, provigil, sodium suppl., potassium suppl., \nOldest daughter diag. Leukemia, in remission now, just had her baby 5 months ago. I am a successful business woman, will rule a small country some day.  I cope great, take meds regularily, just cannot miss that's all.  Eat maybe 2600-4000 calories daily to keep my weight of 130 lbs up, lots and lots of beef-go figure??? \nI am happy, content, healthy, sexy, kind, gentle, wonderful, I say healthy cause I really am considering-everything is under control. There is more, but can't remember due to seizures. he he he
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You really need to discuss your options with your doctor.\n\nHowever from experience, my mother was diagnosed with it as well when she was 40.  She started taking Lenoxin and has been taking it ever since.  She's 73 now...and still well and "kickin'."
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Yep, I was on it for about 8 years, until they just changed me to toporal.  I took it for migraines, low blood pressure and a heart condition.  I took it only at night so I slept through the side effects, but had some noticeable weakness, fatigue and tiredness during the day I attributed to Inderal.  But, I didn't have a migraine during the entire time I was on it!
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Please, don't put your health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your mind and body. Consult your doctor. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
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I heard about it but I don't know nothing about its effects.My advice is to folow a treatement after you talk to somebody who has tried it so that you will not have any surprise.\n\n  If you are interested in more advices you can contact me at refrenu_23@yahoo.co.uk.Keep in touch.
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I see some allegations on behalf of some people.  I found a document that says:\n\nI simple google search brings up a Mr. Swapan Banerjee from Ontario, and claims that he is filling suit in conjunction with his Permax treatment.  \n\nI just see a lof of talk that agonists (ie Permax, Mirapex, and Requip).  However, Permax appears to be talked about less.  I believe that Mirapex and Requip are prescribed more, so they would be the bigger fish.  I did not do a lot of research, but this is just conjecture from what I've heard.
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They are both anti-depressants geared for different reasons. Paxil is more for social anxiety; people who consider THEMSELVES to be socially awkward are generally given paxil. Zoloft is more the general anti-depressant, with less specialized reasons for taking it. It is a hot topic right now. \n\n  Before you do anything, get help! Psychiatrist can do wonders. Please, do this before you hurt yourself, please keep keep in mind that there are people out there who care about you and love you.\n\nGood luck
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I think it depends on what you are taking. Talk to your doctor.
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My wife has been taking cellcept for her Lupus for the last two and a half years with little side effects.  She was a little sick to her stomach at first but now it really doesn't affect her.  It has done wonders for her Lupus flare ups though.  She hasn't had kidney involvement since being on the drug and she is only taking 5 mg of prednisone right now.  She also has antiocardiolipid syndrome and takes coumadin to thin her blood.  If you have any more questions or would like some more detailed info please feel free to email me
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Please consult a physician or at least do research someplace other than here.  Your questions are too important to rely on random people who may or may not provide you with reliable information.
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The best i can give you is to go to your local physician, and tell what you've told us. If its your doctor who said not to worry, ask for another Doctor's opinion, till u're sure about your own health condition
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I'VE HAD BI-POLAR DISEASE FOR YEARS.  I HAVE BEEN PUT ON EVERYTHING FROM PROZAC TO LITHUM.  A YEAR AGO I GOT A DIFFERENT DOCTOR.  HE PUT ME ON A COMBINATION OF TRILECTAL 600 MG, ABILIFY 30 MG AND LURICA 100 MG. I KEEP AN EVEN BALANCE IN MY UPS AND DOWNS MORE THEN I EVER HAVE AND THIS IS THE BEST I'VE FELT IN SEVERAL YEARS.  I HAVE NO SIDE EFFECTS FROM THESE DRUGS.  BUT REMEMBER EVERYONES SYSTEM IS DIFFERENT, WHAT WORKS FOR ONE PERSON MIGHT NOT WORK FOR ANOTHER.  HOWEVER, YOU COULD ASK YOUR DOCTOR TO TRY YOU ON THESE COMBINATIONS.  FIRST HE WILL HAVE TO LOOK AT ALL YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES AND ANY OTHER MEDS YOU'RE ON TO SEE IF THIS COMBINATION IS RIGHT FOR YOU.  IF IT IS, GREAT! TRY IT.  IT MIGHT BE A LIFE SAVER FOR YOU, AS IT HAS BEEN FOR ME. HUGS!