Prozac

Do you feel like the meds are working? because alcohol is a depressant. therefore, if you don't notice any changes even with the medication, then you should probably get some help for your alcoholism. Does your doctor know about your drinking problem? because if so, then he/she wouldn't put you on the medication if it wasn't safe.

At any rate, I would suggest getting help, as alcoholism is a disease and severely affects almost every aspect of a person's life. While it may be difficult, you have to keep in mind that there are people willing to help.

I would contact AA.

There are no known risks with the combination of Depakote, Prozac and Codine.

Generally yes.

Prozac (fluoxetine) is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, and naproxen (i'm assuming is what you're trying to say) is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory.

There have been documented interactions between these two drugs. Patients taking these two drugs are more susceptible to gastric irritation and dyspepsia (tummy upset). For most people, this will not be a problem. However, if you've had a history of severe heart burn/indigestion or a history of gastric ulcerations (stomach bleeds) then you should take these two drugs with caution. If you start to get symptoms of tummy upset (pain around the chest area, frequent burping, nausea), then tell your pharmacist or doctor.

i have been on 40 mgs Prozac or at least 19 yrs. this last year due to a herniated disc i have added skelaxin 800 mgs 3 times a day. I have not had any side affects. a good site to check drug interactios is medchecker. If you really want a professioal amswer call your pharmasist. That's what they go to school for. dr.s come in a distant 2nd place. in my opinion/

This question is best answered by a psychiatrist who is knowledgeable about multiple diagnoses. The point of these medications is to help us feel better. I can share my experience, but I cannot recommend specific medications, since I am not a medical doctor. I do recommend that you see both a psychiatrist for medications, and a therapist to talk about feelings. I have seen 3 psychiatrists in 13 years, and none of them want to talk about feelings except as they relate to the medications. A therapist can help you figure out what is an effect of the medication, and what is a "genuine" feeling - and sometimes it's very hard to tell between them. Medications often have mild to strong side effects at first, and sometimes in the long term. Effexor got me out of the black hole of depression, and I functioned at work, but I was so tired all the time that I had no life outside of work. My life revolved around naps. Wellbutrin has brought me out of that. As I very slowly discontinued the Effexor, however, the anxiety returned. My psychiatrist added Buspar, and I feel much better. Each person reacts differently to these medications. We each have a unique chemical marinade in our brains - and I have to be vigilant about pursuing the best solution at all times for me. I always research the doctor's information, because side effects that are bad for one person may not occur with another person. All my psychiatrists have admitted that they cannot predict the results from one patient to the next, taking the same medication or combination. What works for me may not work for other people. I have been in talk therapy since 1970, and on both meds and talk therapy since 1995. Only now, at age 57, have I finally found the emotional balance I have sought for so long, and the energy to enjoy it. Many people and efforts have helped me stick it through. The following comment was one of the biggest helps to me as I hung in there: The second step in AA is "Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity." When I first got sober (in 1984), and was no longer self-medicating, my anxiety and fears came back full force sometimes. A schizophrenic friend told me once "The 2nd step says '... could restore us to sanity,' not 'would.' Some of us have to be grateful with what we have." He had chemical swings that would bring on his paranoia, but the doctors would fiddle with the meds, and he'd come back. I've been searching for the right meds since 1995, and it's taken perseverance, talk therapy, time and some luck to get to the right combination for me. Don't give up, the miracle is just around the corner. So be vigilant, and pursue the best you can be. You are in charge of your emotional balance, be steadfast and always hopeful that you find your solution, and treasure every improvement.

I know that a little while ago it was 40 mg for Bulimia, but if you are on Prozac and are thinking about changing the dosage or feel like your doctor hasn't given you the right dosage, go back to talk to him/her, or get a second opinion from a different doctor. Don't change dosage without advice from your doctor x

the only medication that cannot be mixed with fluoxetine is a pain killer called TRAMADOL it is an opiete and will cause the heart to stop of overdose even if its only 10mgs, paxil is also not suitable with Tramadol. fluoxetine is just generic prozac, but is still effective to treat depression symptoms, if you still feel sad blue or suicidal stop taking the medication and consult your doctor. (yes you can take them.)-priton tablets.

2-3 times a day with anti-bacterial soap (dial bar soap works best) and you should use h2oceans spray for body piercings (you can find it at hot topic) at least 3-6 times a day

do not use any wound washes,anti-bacterial ointments or sprays such as bactine...it kills all germs including the germs that help heal...

Please dial 911 immediately and request an ambulance.

yes you take Prozac and ativan .

I asked my doc this question and he told me NEVER TAKE ANY OTHER MEDS while you are on adderall... Not even for a head ache, NOTHING AT ALL only what I give you!!!!!!! So I don't use anything and I was taking vitiam C and found out that it has a neg affect with adderal.. so be carefull and only take what your doc tells you when you are on this drug,,, don't ask the net....

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Well im sorry im not a professional or anything but i take prozac and i have noticed it makes it harder to get an erection, and it is a lot smaller then when i am off, i read that it has to do with flouride but idk it could just be part of a conspiracy theory. All i can tell you is yes it does.

What are the side effects of taking Abilify and Prozak together? Is it a good idea to take both. My 18 year old son is taking them.

In my experience, sertraline (Zoloft). It varies from person to person.

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If you just mean pressure and bloating (commonly reffered to as gas), then any anti-gas products made from Simethicone will help. Gas-X is popular: 125 mg of Simethicone, and you take up to a few tablets. Simethicone does not interfere with other drugs and is safe.

Prozac is generally a weight loss drug -----so in general watching what you eat and exercise during and or after taking the drug should help. If a healthy lifestyle does not help have your thyroid checked. Prozac can rarely affect the functioning of your thyroid which may inadvertently be slowing down your metabolism. Clinically, weight gain has not been recognized as a side-effect of Prozac, however, a quick search of the internet reveals many users who know from first hand experience that it can slow the metabolism and even increase your appetite.

Fluoxetine has a long half-life and can remain in your system for a month and a half after ceasing taking the drug. After this time frame, you may notice your metabolism returns to normal. Unfortunately, this is an unpredictable process and many people who take Prozac have trouble losing weight after their treatment, despite a controlled diet and exercise.

Yes, you can. To my knowledge, there aren't any drugs or medications that you can't take with marijuana. Marijuana's physical effects on the body are minimal. Since it is a mild hallucinogen, rather than a stimulant or depressant, it does not affect your central nervous system the way most other drugs do.

As long as it is what the docter prescribed, Yes

This is above the recommended safe level for alcohol consumption anyway if taken each day regardless of the medication.

nothing

I felt horrible when I mixed these two drugs...dizzy like my brain was foggy

risk of 3mg risperidone, 60mg Prozac, and 1mg clonazepam