Prozac

I find extasy does not work at all with prozac. I took 20 and later 30 mg a day. weed still works for me, meth i dont know.

NO

blocks the reuptake of serotonin.

Yes. Even after 3-9 months, the effectiveness can diminish due to your brain's adaptation to the dose - so the dose increases help keep up with the adaptation. Over time, you can only take so much of one med, so they switch to a new one or add another one, even though there's not much if any research on mixing various medications.

I would seriously considering speaking to your doctor. I'm going to go ahead and assume that the overdose was an accident, but either way you should let your doctor know so that as he/she may help you. If fluoxetine was helpful prior to the overdose, it may indeed be helpful to restart it, when your physician believes that this is the right thing to do.

It depends on the person and your body chemistry...Go to a doctor.

its not dangerous if your under tremendous stress and depression day and night i recommend you take it but the thing about most of anidepresants including prozac it gives a decrease in libido and sexual desire i take 20 mgs a day and i feel some what of these signafects so i can imagine 100mgs lol...... but the answer is no its not fatal to take 100mgs dailey

These are just symptoms you get when you come off it- you may want to ask your doctor for advice if it's really bad

Are you referring to the doctor written paper prescription form itself, or to the bottle of pills? Either would be a violation of law - the actual possession of the pills being more serious.

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Yes. "Prozac", as well as "Sarafem" and "Fontex", are brand names for the generic SSRI called "fluoxetine".

Yes! be careful!

Best way to find out what is safe is at pharmacy or doctors. Some may cancel out benefits of meds some may be dangerous. DeeDee0920

If a doctor gives you 3 pills it is important to be clear about how the pills are taken. Make sure to get directions and to take the pills in the way that they are prescribed.

You probably will not feel the side effects unless you have missed many doses. Prozac has a long half life which means it stays in your system for a long time (unlike the other SSRIs such as Paxil, Lexapro, Zoloft..) even after having stopped taking the medication. As a result, withdrawl symptoms are minimal. However, you may begin to experience a return of depressive/anxiety symptoms as the drug level decreases. It is not a good idea to abruptly stop taking Prozac because you feel ready to get off of the medication. If you missed a few days because you forgot or left them at home while on vacation - it is unlikely that there will be consequences. If you want to stop altogether, talk to your doctor first. :)

In my opinion it does. I started Fluoxetine (generic prozac) about 6 days into it, I started breaking out in a rash on my back. Today I went to the doctor and he said it looked like Shingles and I was having pain and all associated with Shingles. I also, from first day of taking the meds, developed a serious head cold/flu like symptoms. My doctor took me off of the meds in case it is the cause of the cold/flu and shingles. Hope this helps. Funny I never had issues with it before.

An oncogene is a gene, when mutated or expressed at high levels it helps turn a normal cell into a tumor cell.

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Proto-oncogenes are genes whose products promote cell growth and division. They do this by encoding transcription factors that stimulate the expression of other genes, signal transduction molecules that stimulate cell division, or cell cycle regulators that move the ell through the cell cycle. Proto-oncogene products may be located in the plasma membrane, cytoplasm, or nucleus, and their activities are controlled in various ways, including regulation at the transcpritional, translational, and protein-modification levels. When cells become quiescent and cease division, they repress the expression of most proto-oncogene products. In cancer cells, one or more proto-oncogenes are altered in such a way that tier activities cannot be controlled in a normal fashion. This is sometimes due to a mutation in the proto-oncogene resulting in a protein product that acts abnormally. In other cases, proto-oncogenes may encode normal protein products, but the genes are overexpressed or cannot be transcriptionally repressed at the correct time. In these cases, the proto-oncogene product is continually in an "on" state, which may constantly stimulate the cell to divide. When a proto-oncogene is mutated or aberrantly expressed, and contributes to the development of cancer, it is known as an oncogene. Oncogenes are those that have experienced a gain-of-function alteration. As a result, only one allele of a proto-oncogene needs to be mutated or mis-expressed in order to trigger uncontrolled growth. Hence, oncogenes confer a dominant cancer phenotype.

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Yes and often in mental health cases they go hand in hand. It is often prescribed by Dr. to take Adderall and Prozac together

A much safer way is to use some Australian Bush Flower Essences like Cognis for better concentration. For the depression the book Australian Bush Flower Healing by Ian White has some suggestions in a repertory (under Depression) and if working with an alternative type practitioner can be used to lower the dose of the Prozac even.

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Adderall, Prozac, and Xanax can potentially be prescribed together, but this combination should only be taken under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Each medication affects the brain differently, and combining them may increase the risk of side effects or interactions. It's important for individuals to consult their doctor to ensure safety and monitor for any adverse reactions. Always follow medical advice regarding medication use.