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Posted by corafree on June 12, 2006, at 17:31:55
HI
Whatever 'it' is in Remeron and the other appetite-inducing medications, i.e. TCAs, 'it' needs to be arrested and banished to some island on another planet! (My tummy is upset and I'm speaking in its absence.)
There must be some drug that would work with Effexor-XR (or other ADs) to keep it from over-doing its job or not doing it well enough; whatever it is that makes Effexor-XR (or other ADs) just not quite right, so that Effexor-XR (or other ADs) could do their jobs properly without stimulating the appetite.
It's not a choice; I cannot gain weight in my abdomen due to medical problems.
Calling all chem 'brainers'! Yoo Hoo! Down here. Hey! Down in front! I'm little, but I'm not chicken little. How could 'the sky fall' anyway?
TOL ... need a smoke. (I know that.)
helpplsthankyou, cf
cf
Posted by corafree on June 12, 2006, at 17:34:03
In reply to Eff-XR + ? = Depression Relief w/o Weight Gain?, posted by corafree on June 12, 2006, at 17:31:55
Whoops ... just took off a question mark in the subject line. Go back now. Go. Get out a' here!
I'm gonna' start typing w/ my nose if I don't have a cigarette pretty soon!
sorry,cf
Posted by Phillipa on June 12, 2006, at 20:00:48
In reply to Re: Eff-XR + ? = Depression Relief w/o Weight Gain » corafree, posted by corafree on June 12, 2006, at 17:34:03
Add wellbutrin. Love Phillipa
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