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Re: The effect on the brain: ADs vs. ADD drugs

Posted by ChrisK on March 7, 2000, at 7:01:32

In reply to The effect on the brain: ADs vs. ADD drugs, posted by Cass on March 6, 2000, at 23:09:06

I can't explain how they work but I know how I have reacted to both. My main AD is Nortriptyline with Zyprexa as an augment. I was doing OK on this combo but was still very apathetic. My pdoc had never tried Wellbutrin with me because I do have a history of GAD and Panic. I finally asked that we try Adderal to get me out of the apathy and he gave me both Wellbutrin and Adderal. It has made a big difference in my moods. I take low doses of each and don't have an anxiety problem but do have the energy to go to the gym and become a little more active.

I guess I'm saying that the right AD and stimulant combo can eliminate the anxiety factor in the stimulants. So far it has worked for me but like I said I'm on low doses.

Chris


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