Re: Those 'zaps' in the head when withdrawing

Posted by linkadge on April 22, 2003, at 6:05:00

In reply to Those 'zaps' in the head when withdrawing (nm) » kara lynne, posted by ace on April 22, 2003, at 0:55:39

Some say that SSRI's (what was it you're using) ?cause a downreulation in the norepiephrine system. Then upon withdrawl, all this extra noradrenaline can act funny at site that have
been chronicall used to less. It really doesn't last forever. The brain really does adjust.
You notice the zaps happen at a time when you turn your head or perhaps when someone surprises you? This is when norepineprine activity directs attention to the apparent stimulus.
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I have changed my mind....again! ace 4/21/03
Re: I have changed » ace justyourlaugh 4/21/03
Hey, thanks Justyourlaugh! Hope your happy... (nm) » justyourlaugh ace 4/21/03
What exactly are brain zaps? (nm) kara lynne 4/22/03
Those 'zaps' in the head when withdrawing (nm) » kara lynne ace 4/22/03
Re: Those 'zaps' in the head when withdrawing linkadge 4/22/03
Re: I have changed my mind....again! » ace rod 4/22/03
Re: Those 'zaps'/ linkadge, ace kara lynne 4/22/03

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