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Re: effexor is supposed to have opiod effects...

Posted by Squiggles on November 7, 2005, at 9:13:01

In reply to Re: effexor is supposed to have opiod effects..., posted by linkadge on November 7, 2005, at 9:07:15

> I dropped effexor in one day, and never felt anything really. SLS also reported having little withdrawl from effexor (if I recall), yet others write books about it.
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> Its the same with alcohol. We already know that mice can be bread to show a significant addition to it, while other mice don't seem to have the same problems.
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> Addiction and tollerance are not equal from person to person.
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I had no trouble withdrawing from lithium at all
and this is after more than 20 years of taking it
daily. BUT when I hit the "below narrow therapeutic index" I became very ill - it was
a struggle to get out of that illness - 30 days.

Not all ADs or APs are the same with regard
to withdrawal. I understand from reading the
net for 5 years that many people have trouble
withdrawing fromt he SSRIs - a completely different class from mood-stabilizers, and my
friend once tried getting off tricyclics and
definitely needed a long "wash-out period" to
avoid withdrawal syndrome.

So, perhaps another variable to be considered
in addition to the ones i listed, is the *type*
of drug.

Squiggles


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