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Re: Remeron akathisia - help? » LyndaK

Posted by Tony P on February 16, 2003, at 19:07:43

In reply to Re: Remeron akathisia - help? » Tony P, posted by LyndaK on February 16, 2003, at 17:46:38

Im pretty sure I had stopped taking all other AD a couple days before hand (Serzone clears the system in 24hr.) "Restless leg" is given as an "uncommon" side efect in the mongraph, and maybe they've got akathisia in there by now.

My main A/Ds right now are Wellbutrin and Serzone. I'm taking a little Valium (10 mg. total) during the day, and Imovane (Zopiclone) 15mg at bedtime. But often I'm so hyper in the late evening that I forget to (or don't want to) take my sleeping pills.

Since Serzone has pooped out for me to quite an extent, and it interacts somewhat badly with the Wellbutrin for me, I would like to give Remeron another try, but only if there were an effective drug to counter the akathisia.

I am also looking at Venlafaxine, Seroquel and bipolar stabilizers; my Dr has suggetsed Effexor as the next thing to try.

Tony

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> I wonder if it's the combination of the two that caused that particular side-effect? I'm currently on Remeron and don't have that problem, but one night I took a cold medicine and that night I did have what you described. It was really wierd!
>
> It's probably best that you stopped the Remeron. Why doesn't your pdoc prescribe a benzo. like Ativan or Xanax for the sleep issue?
>
> Lynda


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