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paxil and alcohol Rs drink to quell the anxiety. And still others drink just to numb the pain. As far as anyone knows paxil and alcohol, the alcohol doesn't cause any more brain damage than just taking paxil by itself. Still paxil and alcohol, it would be a safe bet to say that you'll be impaired quicker and the hangovers will be worse paxil and alcohol, if you're on paxil. Far more insidious paxil and alcohol, a Yale study from 1994 showed that an increase in brain levels of either serotonin or noradrenalin produces: 1. a craving for alcohol 2. anger 3. anxiety While far from the final word paxil and alcohol, this study shows the potential dangers of taking SSRI's - selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors for depression or any other malady. There is also a lot of paxil and alcohol.
paxil and alcohol anecdotal evidence linking paxil (and other SSRI's) with the urge to drink. Many have called it 'an overwhelming compulsion to drink alcohol'. Obviously paxil and alcohol, this urge to drink would vary widely from one person to the next. Nobody knows why some people are helped by paxil paxil and alcohol, while so many others are hurt paxil and alcohol, sometimes horribly so. It's the same with drinking. Some people can have a drink or two in the evening paxil and alcohol, and it's no big deal. They relax and that's the end of it. For others paxil and alcohol, alcohol is a powerful demon that shows no mercy. Where do you stand on the scale? The answer to that question can go a long way in determining your own unique level of risk concerning the combination of paxil and alcohol. Want a better way to deal with emotional issues? Sign up below for the ezine paxil and alcohol, Emotional Times. You'll learn many practical paxil and alcohol, useable tips and technique to take control of your emotions. Sign up below paxil and alcohol, or click here for more info. Enter Your E-mail Address Enter Your First Name (optional) Then Don't worry -- your e-mail address is totally secure. I promise to use it only to send you Emotional Times. If you know someone in need of substance abuse treatment for prescription drugs or alcohol addiction get them the help they need now before the substance abuse spins out of control. Return to the home page of - Antidepressant Informa.
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. For some people, that's a good thing." I nod. He explains a little about the drug itself (it's a Prozac-type antidepressant that later got approved for social anxiety treatment) but concludes, "No matter what anyone says, we basically have no clue how this works." And that's that. He writes out the prescription, for 20 milligrams a day. "If you'd like, we've got some counselors upstairs you can talk to, but it sounds like you just want the drug," he says, and hands over the slip. "It could take a couple of weeks to kick in. Be patient."I walk around the corner to CVS. Boom: Fifteen minutes with a doctor, $15 at the pharmacy, and I've scored a month's supply of a powerful, mood-altering substance. Back home, I pop my first pill and wait.Day 2: I'm lying on the couch, wrapped in a blanket, staring at the wall. My head is buzzing. My eyes won't focus. My stomach hurts and I'm shaking. I feel like a slo-mo version of Dr. Jeckyll's violent transformation.I do not feel outgoing.Day 3: Ditto.Day 4: No longer confined to the couch, but head still buzzing. Feeling totally detached from my surroundings. There's a constant lump in my throat (apparently a common side effect), and the shaking is getting worse. Eating cereal, I spill milk from the spoon before it reaches my mouth. When the doc said tremor, I thought it could be cool—give me a little Katharine Hepburn style. Turns out tremors are not so cool.Day 8: Delayed orgasm, beyond a reasonable point, is not a good thing. I will say nothing further about this.Day 11: Side effects have mostly faded out, save for the orgasm thing,
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