Paxil (Paroxetine)

I have both epilepsy and a type of autism called Asperger's Syndrome. For the epilepsy I take the 500mg depakote. I also take the 1mg risperdal pill for controlling my attitude and help prevent anxiety. Taking both together gives me no problems with them interacting together. Another medication I'm on for anxiety is the 20mg pill Lexapro and it has no interactions with the other 2. To be sure that your medications are safe together though, make sure that all your doctors know what drugs you are on, and ask them about possible side effects.

Of course talk to your Dr. - you do not want to stop taking this medication all at once. It is recommended that taper off of it to have the least side effects as possible. Consider a taper of 5mg per week, and if that is too much - taper less than that.

I currently take 20 mg of Lexapro and 150 mg of Wellbutrin daily along with 650 mg of Inositol twice daily. While one can use Inositol alone to modulate seratonin similar to that of SSRIs it usually requires doses of 10 - 12 mg or even higher to do so. I'm a bigger guy and I wouldn't recommend really exceeding the inositol dose I take in conjunction with Lexapro or a similar SSRI due to the risk of Seratonin Syndrome (also called Sertagonic Syndrome.) It can boost the effectiveness of the SSRI as I feel it does with me. However, the Lexapro and Wellbutrin combination really works great for some as it does for me.

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Yes this is the same thing. I am on effexor and get the same side effect if I miss a pill. The jolts aren't harmful, but they are very disconcerting. Check with your Dr to see if they can ween you off more slowly.

Paroxetine is not classified as a controlled substance in the United States. It is an antidepressant belonging to the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) class and is available by prescription. However, it can have potential for misuse or dependence in some individuals, which is why it should be used under a doctor's supervision. Always consult a healthcare professional for advice regarding medications.

Taking 2800mg of Trazodone, 105mg of Klonopin, and 1300mg of Paxil can cause seizures, respiratory difficulties, and eventually death when taken all at once.

Paroxetine hydrochloride-- Paxil; a SSRI that is used to treat mental depression, OCD, and various other disorders.

It depends on which other medications you are on. Elavil (amitriptyline) is as effective as Paxil (paroxetine), if dosed properly. However, Elavil is far more anti-cholinergic, meaning that it causes drying of the mucus membranes - and, therefore, constipation, urinary retention, dry skin, dry eyes, and even "dry brain" (which is a medical colloquialism indicating for poor concentration and short-term memory, and even confusion) could occur - especially when any dehydration might occur.

Elavil is also more cardiotoxic, and has far more interactions with other drugs and medications, than Paxil (or other SSRI antidepressants).

Check with your prescribing physician before making this very significant kind of change in your medication regimen.

It's bad to drink alcohol with medication, or any type of drug for that matter. Certain chemicals don't mix.

Paxil is unlikely to cause many cardiovascular side effects, thou it does have the highest rate of decreased libido among this class of drugs.

I dont recommand it , it will only make you have seazure , it will increase the paxil effect and make you feel really bad .

Yes, it can be crushed and ingested. I do this to decrease my dose.

Now, another question is: Does it affect the efficacy of Paxil? I don't know. I ran into the problem of splitting, then quartering my Paxil. I wanted to split it further, and crushing it was the only immediately obvious solution.

Yes its safe... I,m on 140ml of methadone..n I also take trazadone.n imovaine. at bedtime... for 4 years now..never had a problem... so yes to answer your question..its safe!! cause if it was not my Methadone Doctor would not prescribe it to me...

Paxil and Nyquil will affect the body in many ways, some vary from person to person. It will generally help you with your flu symptoms, but make you drowsy.

Sniffing Paxil (paroxetine), an antidepressant, can lead to serious health risks, including respiratory issues, overdose, and damage to the nasal passages. This method of ingestion is not only ineffective for its intended therapeutic effects but can also result in dangerous side effects, such as increased anxiety, agitation, or even serotonin syndrome. Additionally, misuse of prescription medications can lead to dependency and legal consequences. It's important to use medications only as prescribed by a healthcare professional.

It's important to consult your healthcare provider before combining GABA calm with paroxetine, as both can influence neurotransmitter activity. While GABA calm is often considered a natural supplement for relaxation, its interactions with medications like paroxetine, an SSRI, are not well-studied. Always prioritize professional medical advice to ensure safety and avoid potential side effects or interactions.

Paxil (paroxetine) is an oral medication typically prescribed for conditions like depression and anxiety. It is not intended for needle injection, as it is formulated as a tablet or liquid for oral administration. Injecting Paxil could lead to serious health risks, including adverse reactions and infections. Always consult a healthcare professional for appropriate use of medications.