How works rispolept 3mg and who can take it? Is any high risk or health disorders in using for long time?
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I'm not sure what drug you mean.....the only one that I can think of is Resperidal 3 mg., treatment for manic depression.  Normally this drug is used with Lithium or Valproate and does require monitoring.  As with any drug, there are side effects which should be discussed with your health care provider.  Hope this helps.
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It is my opinion that you are taking too high of a dose.  The Lunesta (eszopiclone) monograph states that the usual starting dose for a normal adult is 2mg and can also be raised to 3mg or started at 3mg.  The dose is lower for the elderly and those with renal impairment.  \n\nI am a certified pharmacy technician and dispense a lot of this, and have NEVER seen a dose above 3mg.  Are you sure you are reading the directions carefully, or could the pharmacy have put in the wrong directions?  It is possible that your doctor wants you on this high of a dose, but typically they start you on a low dose for a while, and then increase it if necessary.  Lunesta is different than the other similar sleep meds out there like Ambien or Sonata, because it not only helps people that have trouble initially falling asleep, but helps people that wake up frequently in the night.  Because this medication not only puts you to sleep, but helps you stay asleep, you may feel some morning grogginess/fog at first.  You do need to allow yourself at least 8 hours of sleep when taking this.  I'd suggest backing your dose down to one 3mg tablet a night to see if that helps you not "oversleep", and by all means consult your doctor.  Attached are some places you can read about Lunesta, its indications, side effects, etc.
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I don't know about the over-the-counter kind, but I was prescribed it for high cholesterol and 2 days after taking it, I had a rash on my face and I was waking up in the middle of the night with hot flashes all over my body (and they were bad).  I was miserable, and was off it ASAP...\n\nSo honestly, I would recommend not taking it unless you have high cholesterol and NEED it...and least the stuff that is prescribed by doctors...
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I am.  I was finally diagnosed last month after being tested for 14 months.  I am now on Retilin, increasing my dosage each week until I am no longer falling asleep.  Have you seen someone for depression since these two go hand in hand?
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There is all kind of diet pills out there. I've taken alot of them. The last two I tried were Liptopril that worked but I found myself getting angry alot while taking them. And then, Trimspa, that stuff works too. And it has no caffeine or caffeine like stimulants. But if you are allergic to shellfish then you can't take it.
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Corcept, the CRF antagonist which is closest to hitting the market, is currently in the last stage of clinical trials, which means you can expect it to hit the market in 18 months to 3 years.
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risodone\nhttp://www.mentalhealth.com/drug/p30-r05.html\nnexito\nNexito is the brand name of a medicine called escitalopram. It is used by psychiatrists in the treatment of major depression and panic disorders. It has a large number of side effects including sexual dysfunction, ejaculation (of semen) disorders, suicidal tendency, tendency to agitation, depersonalisation just to mention a few. Its usual dose is 10 mg.\nhttp://www.doctorndtv.com/faq/detailfaq.asp?id=8370
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Ive taken Phentermine for 6 months now, Ive lost 80 LBS. I dont know why it doesnt cause heart desease. But, It is very safe. I love it! The doctor stopped giving it to me, cuz, after taking it for so long, your body becomes used to it and it stops working. It is a very good diet drug.
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Different things work differently for different folks.\n\nI cannot take any of the triptans because of one of the types of migraines I get (hemiplegic - they mimic strokes...thankfully, I don't get those often).  Before I found out I get those, I tried Imitrex...oh, never want to do that again.  Some folks get great results.  Others do better from other triptans.  You might talk to your doctor about trying one or another of the six others until you find one that works (if you do) as an abortive.  It's worth trying - and definitely better than a trip to the ER!!\n\nAs far as Topamax.  It didn't work for me - though I adored the weight loss!!  My BF referred to it as DOPE-amax though.  It also can make your fingers and toes (and sometimes the end of your nose) tingle.  If you're concerned about any drug a doctor wants to prescribe, www.rxlist.com is a great site to check out.\n\nThere are a LOT of different potential preventatives.  It's worth working with your doctor to find what works for you.\n\nGood luck!
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I don't know if it is available in the middle east, but it is currently available in Europe and Canada.  \n\nI learned about this drug at a conference, the information was buried in a two hour talk by the NIH representative.  (I am surprised I was actually paying attention rather than snoozing).  This appears to be one of the safest drugs to come along in quite a while.  She wasn't trying to sell it or advertise it, but was showing boring graphs and charts, and scientifically discussing the clinical trial results.   Interesting side effects profile, most of the "side effects" are quite beneficial, such as lowering the bad cholesterol levels, reversing some of the symptoms of insulin resistance.  \n\nI have no need for the drug, but was so impressed, I am planning on investing a substantial amount into the company by the end of this year.  It is due to be released for use in the USA in 2007.\n\nBy the way, what would you be using it for?  It has several recommended uses.
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Go to this website:\nwww.webmd.com\nClick on drugs and do a search for risperdal or an real easy website is:\nwww.drugs.com\nType in the drug name or if you don't know how to spell it just click on the first letter in the word. You will find the drug interactions, side effects, what the drug is used for and dosage. I noticed a pending lawsuit against the drug risperdal saying it causes type II diabetes. Read all about it on this website. Good luck. Btw, I would appreciate it if you vote my answer as you best answer. I need the 10 points. Thanks.
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Hi Lucky,\n\nI just started taking it today. I am approx 145 pounds at 5'3. When I first took the two pills with breakfast I was feeling kind of fearful because the pills made me loose feeling in my skin. Plus I read some article that chromium could be bad for you. Nevertheless, I still want to experiment. The pills won't take your hunger away completely I think, but it helps you have more control. I must say I had an explosion of energy and had to go work out on my treadmill till I burned 350 calories to get the pill out of my system. I think because I am such a small girl at age 33, I just need to perhaps take less pills. So, I am going to reduce the amount to just one a day. Because I think they are way too strong for me. I just simply could not concentrate after taking them, all I wanted to do was get rid of the strange feeling that overcame me. It sort of felt like I drank 2 cups of coffee and could not sit still, to me that was a bit scary but, I am going to get through it, losing 20 pounds means a lot to me. The directions state you should lose a few pounds after the first week and then, they should start falling off a lot after the first week. Did you lose any weight at all? I will let everyone know my results after my first 10 days. ...then 20 days...and then 30 days to see if this stuff really works...I will eat right, not overly so, and I will exercise to burn atleast 200 calories a day. Let me know how it goes, and if anyone is experiencing the same emotions as I when taking this pill.
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I was on this for 3 months (couldn't make it the 6 months) and had numerous problems.  Some people have little to no issues while others experience a lot.  Below is what happened to me.\n\n1. Continous migraine-like headaches.\n2. Dry heaves after eating anything.  It was very diffult to keep food down.  I lost 16 lbs in 3 months.\n3. This one's obvious - hot flashes and night sweats.\n4. Anxiety.  I felt like I needed to crawl out of my skin sometimes.\n5. Heart palpitations.\n6. I would get a fluttering that started near my heart and then expanded out just a few seconds before a hot flash.  It was really weird.\n7. Memory loss and difficulty concentrating.\n\nThese were the main issues I had.\n\nI was on this for endometriosis.  It stopped my periods but there was still some pain.  The side effects were so bad though that my doctor put me on hormones which caused the period to start back up!!!  Anyway, based on my experience I wouldn't recommend this as a first drug of choice.  There may be better options.\n\nThe other GnRH agonists similar to Lupron are Zolodex and Synarel.  Synarel is a nasal spray and Zolodex is a subcutaneous implant.  My doctor said that Zolodex is painful and he didn't recommend it.  Synarel may be a good option because if there are lots of problems you can stop taking it.  You can't squeeze out the injection if you have problems.\n\nGood luck.
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What is Adderall / Adderall XR?: Adderall is a stimulant specifically a cocktail of amphetamine salts.\n  \nOther Forms: Extended Release (XR)\n\nWhat are the FDA Approved Uses of Adderall / Aderall XR: \n\nAdderall was approved in February 1996 to treat Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children.  \n\nImmediate-release Adderall is also approved for narcolepsy and exogenous obesity.  \n\nAdderall XR was approved in August of 2004 to treat ADHD in adults.\n\nOff-Label Uses of Adderall: Depression.  Probably others, stay tuned for studies and more potential off-label uses.\n\nAdderall's pros and cons:\n\nPros: A tried and true way to treat ADD/ADHD and narcolepsy.  \nLike most amphetamines it doesn't have much in the way of side effects, fewer than the methylphenidates (Ritalin, Focalin, Concerta).\n\n \n\nCons: Those triplicate prescriptions are a pain in the ass to deal with.  If you have any history of drug abuse, the odds are you'll never get an Adderall prescription no matter how much you've cleaned up your act and how helpful it will be to you.  \nBecause it's an amphetamine it might be a little too much fun to use for some people. \n\nAdderall's Typical Side Effects: The usual for stimulants -  headache, nausea, dry mouth, sweating, insomnia, constipation, weight loss, heart palpitations, raised blood pressure, dizziness, horniness.  Generally everything clears up up after a couple weeks except the constipation, weight loss, increased blood pressure and increased libido.  So unless you have blood pressure issues and/or real problems with being too thin and/or too horny already I'm sure you can live with the typical side effects.\n\nFor tips on how to cope with these side effects, please see our side effects page.\nThese aren't all the side effects possible, just the most popular ones.\n\n \n\nAdderall's Not So Common Side Effects:  Triggering a manic reaction.  More often than not this happens when someone is misdiagnosed as only having ADD/ADHD when they are also bipolar.  Although you won't find "manic reaction" as a side effect anywhere in the PI sheet, you'll find every symptom of mania listed instead.  This is a great CYA (Cover Your Ass) move by Shire for the doctors prescribing it.  Hey, it doesn't trigger mania, it just causes a bunch of symptoms that are like mania!  I had one person write me  about her  bipolar disorder that was in complete remission for 14 years getting completely hosed by an Adderall prescription from a doctor who must have been convinced she only had ADD/ADHD.  Other not-so-common side effects are tics, twitches and exacerbation or unmasking of Tourette's or similar syndromes, depression and screwing with your menstrual cycle.      \nThese may or may not happen to you don't, so don't be surprised one way or the other.\n\nAdderall's Freaky Rare Side Effects: Amphetamines don't have much in the way of freaky rare side effects.  I may dig up something on PubMed later.  The closest thing I can find is the combination of increased libido and impotence.  \nYou aren't going to get these. I promise.\n\nAdderall's Suicide Risk:  All psychiatric and neurological meds have a potential suicide risk.  I'll get back to you on the specifics with Adderall.\n\nInteresting Stuff Your Doctor Probably Won't Tell You: Since ADD/ADHD is pretty much part of being bipolar, in some cases there really isn't anything wrong in taking Adderall if you're bipolar and taking a good mood stabilizer of some kind.  The problem is if you're taking lithium don't expect to lose any weight.  Or stay awake for that matter.  In fact, Adderall may not work at all when combined with lithium.  So if lithium is the mood stabilizer that works for you, you're stuck with your ADD/ADHD symptoms if Strattera (atomoxetine) and/or Provigil (modafinil) didn't cut it for you.\n\nMixing booze and Adderall, or any stimula
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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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I used to take Nasonex when I was younger for generalized allergies but it was no longer working. I was then switched to Astelin D and that seemed to work for a while to clear the inflammation in my nasal passages, but then it stopped working as well. I am now taking Nasocort AQ nasal spray and it appears to be helping at this time. I think some medicines work better for some people than others and that is why there are so many on the market. I would ask your doctor (which was prescribed most recently and for what symptoms), or try one for a few days and if it doesn't help, try the other.
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ask your doctor!! dont take it!! might be the wrong one!